On reflection, you’re right, I didn’t mention that I opened the article. I thought I did, but that’s on me, not you or the original responder.
I disagree that the meaning is as intuitive as you claim, but I guess it doesn’t matter at this point. Thank you for drawing my attention to my mistake.
I did open the article, as you might have observed if you read my comment. However, “R (Returns)” provides very little further information than “R,” especially given just that I can’t read Japanese.
People have sex. Sometimes, there are other people in the same house while that happens. Why shudder?
I mean, at least most of it parses as a sentence, but I want to know how that “R” ended up there. I opened the thread to find an answer, but no luck.
An early Family Guy episode had a relevant quote:
Why is everything that would be wet dry and everything that should be dry wet?!
I learned about this from The Rundown.
The use of the backwards sports jacket as a blanket is clever.
It is my recommendation that you not read it if you’re unfamiliar, though.
I don’t know whether to upvote due to a classic reference or downvote because it’s that one.
Is this what happens when there’s a Microsoft / Apple crossover episode?
I’ve never put stickers on any of my equipment, personal or otherwise … But someone at my work once told me that one could procure plastic shells you can put on Macbooks so you can a. Not damage the device and b. Take your stickers with you when you leave.
An individual of taste, right here.
Who is he?
I remember a while ago - when, like in your anecdote, I mostly coded in bash - I had a dream that I found out people were invoking my scripts in a manner that essentially overrode settings that might (or, in my case, might not) have been set at the beginning of the script.
This never (AFAIK) happened in waking hours, but I was very offended in the dream.
My previous house apparently only existed because the neighbor of the building in the lot before it objected to the sexuality of the owners of said building and threw a molotov cocktail at it.
There was only one casualty of that event. Sadly, it was a cat.
Take the time, watch the movie. Will not disappoint.
And that’s coming from Captain Mal, so you know it’s good advice.
A company at which I once worked built a functioning server into the frame of a motorcycle. It was after I left, so I’m not sure of the details, including whether it had to be plugged in; but regardless, they called it “the world’s fastest server!” and I think that’s pretty funny.
Now I know. Much appreciated.