jackaroe78

I like to think that we all do. Bless up

Obviously

Exactly like America

$175

Go back home & work on the family farm

Confluence at my last job, it was a mess. If folks don't make an effort to keep documentation up to date & organized I doubt the tool used matters much. Finally find the stage db fqdn for that one app, but turns out it was moved twice in the year since the documentation was updated? Good times!

I remember working though this with my dad when I was little, very well put together. That same copy now sits on my shelf as a reminder of where it all started for me. Still have thar ol Vic & play around on it every now and then. We've sure come a long way

Better safe than sorry

I agree, corncobs work just fine

Thank you

When I was little I asked my dad why people couldn't settle things with a snowball fight or something instead of killing each other in wars, he said because there's always somebody out there that will put a rock in the snowball. That's always stuck with me

The US did it with significantly fewer bullets to the back of necks & babies going hungry.

Guessing you've never been to Idaho

A Grateful Dead sticker will significantly increase your odds of getting popped as well

My experiment was on a .22 round, and when they say it's a rimfire type cartridge I can tell ya they're not kidding. Not sure how I survived childhood, but I grew up to be a productive & well rounded member of society. More or less

Just dang

What you are, what you're meant to be. Speaks his name, though you were born to me

The music never stopped

Usually just on the 4th of July (give or take a week)

Welcome to the machine!

Breathtaking.

These mixes are brilliant! Boards of Canada get in that same type of headspace

https://youtu.be/ksWPFwHwlwY

As the oldest of 6, I can confirm that a pleasant game of Monopoly can turn south real quck. That & "Sorry!"

I never land on Boardwalk or Park Place either

And a pretty great bunch of 8-bit Atari enthusiasts to boot! (not a startup, but still really look forward to visiting someday)

Beautiful night for a walk

I'd love to hear why, i'm just curious (dev who's only ever worked with centos at any kind of large scale)

+1

Good stuff, thanks for sharing!

mmm source please