Brainwash.
Its still for sale!!! Wow
https://sodapopstop.com/shop/high-energy/brain-wash-red/
Somehow, we've had this bottle maybe 25 years
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Brainwash.
Its still for sale!!! Wow
https://sodapopstop.com/shop/high-energy/brain-wash-red/
Somehow, we've had this bottle maybe 25 years
"Just because he's a Christian?!?"
For god's sake, no.
I don't want anyone who finds community among Christian Nationalists to get a chance to expand their reach.
So much of the time, they just talk about "faith" & it looks kind of innocent & quaint, but look what it is connected to.
The innocent facade is what gets you to let down your guard.
@ivory Finally fixed it by deleting Ivory and reinstalling. It's now following the in-app size controls.
@timrichards Interesting! Glad that worked though.
He really whips the Llamas ass
Random link from the archives: "" https://web.archive.org/web/20200316114046/https://99percentinvisible.org/article/progressive-setbacks-the-century-old-nyc-mandate-that-shaped-modern-skylines/ originally retrieved Mon Mar 16 11:40:46 EDT 2020
@pmonks @jeridansky LOL was trying to get some medical advice out of him today, he was NOT interested. I think I'll have to call 911 when he's on duty instead next time 🤪 (ended up at urgent care, issue taken care of for now, but he was not impressed and told me NOT to go to the ER because it was NOT bad enough to do the ER thing.).
@ai6yr @pmonks @jeridansky well, we all know what ED wait times are.
unless you are bleeding out? go to urgent care [or fix it yourself lol]
Kimchi paella with red cabbage, butternut squash, cauliflower, Napa cabbage, and oyster mushrooms. 😋👌 *very warming*
It’s official. Mississippi elects its first Black senator in almost 150 years.
I should talk about the other half of this...
After about a year and a half of Babka, I was having some discussions with @raf about Mastodon and its structural failures- these included his ideas around context collapse, audience vs community, and my experiences with moderation, etc.
Around that time, I asked the Babka community (which was about twice as large as it is today) to fill out a survey about what they valued in Babka.
Those conversations and that survey turned into the next two and a half years of work by me to make a new online Jewish space that would address the problems I see with the Fediverse.
Just under a month ago that effort went into beta, and it's called Rugela.com. It's still under heavy development, but I already enjoy it more than I enjoy it here.
If you're Jewish, you can ask me for an invite and I'll bring you in. I think you'll like it.
"For what purpose have you intruded upon the Void Council!?... Are those shrimp treats? Very well! As you have brought a... barely... appropriate offering, we will forgive your fumbling ineptitude. This time."
@brian I bowed down.
For your benefit, the Google translation of a Süddeutsche Zeitung story. Bonus points for the image and byline.
Looking at the bootup sequence for Linux's scheduler per each individual CPU core in your machine...
It 1st retrieves a CPU variable holding the runqueues & transiently grabs a lock on it, clears some counts & sets a timestamp, invokes a helper to init some properties & a lock for the Completely Fair Scheduler (CFS), invokes another helper to init some linkedlists/bitflags/priorities/counters/lock (some of which can be compiletime-enabled) for the RealTime scheduler, ...
1/3?
... invokes another helper to init some counters & other properties (bandwidth ratio via another helper) for the DeadLine scheduler, inits more properties (some via a helper, & a couple more in turn) if fair-group scheduling's compile-time enabled, invokes a couple more helpers if compile-time enabled to retrieve a timesamp it stores & to init some more RT properties, sets the next scheduling class to be the idling one, sets various other properties, creates a list for the CFS, ...
2/3?
... invokes a helper & a couple more (with locking wrappers) in turn to update some bitmasks & atomic counters according to the runqueue's old & new "root domains" describing the arrangement of CPU cores before extremely carefully (if I'm looking past all the helpers correctly) notifying linkedlist of callbacks, updates a couple properties if compiletime-enabled some via a helper hidden behind macro-magic, compiletime-possibly inits a RCU-wait struct for CPU hotplugging, ...
3/4
... possibly inits a tick-timer, zeroes out an atomic, invokes a suite of helpers to init various mostly timers & counters which (I think?) has the completely-fair scheduler invoke the deadline scheduler, does similar for an "ext server" if compiletime-enabled, clears various other counters & collections if sched-core's compiletime-enabled, allocates a zeroed-out CPU mask.
3.5/3.5 Fin for today! Initializing fair & ext schedulers!
@PhoenixSerenity your constant attention on the important issues is one of my big reasons for stanning
"For what purpose have you intruded upon the Void Council!?... Are those shrimp treats? Very well! As you have brought a... barely... appropriate offering, we will forgive your fumbling ineptitude. This time."
CEOs are having affairs?
I'm too burnt out to have an affair.
You know what would be really hawt right now? If someone would come read a book next to me while I nap on the couch.
Fantasies, man. Fantasies.
@tinker thats some good fantasy - regardless if you’re the one napping or reading
Ysoral is known for jewelry, but recently started making clothing. I couldn't believe I won the Madison sweater and skirt set, and had to share it with you. The windlight tints it a bit, but the sweater is actually a light brick red with just a hint of orange, and I love it. It's not a shade you see often, and it's so cozy.
I went for an autumn stroll along the shore in Luane's World, a lovely place to visit with friends or just contemplate beauty on your own.
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