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Darth Fluffy
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It's a real downer, eh?
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NP Comic Saturday January 8, 2022 Oh, Nohs! Grace is a social contact vampire!
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NP Comic Saturday January 8, 2022
Darth Fluffy replied to Darth Fluffy's topic in EGS: NP Discussion
For me, it is often the specific people. Some folks energize me, some folks are a drain. -
He isn't wrong.
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The Indians call him Dances on Weasels.
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Yes, you are right, I believe I've heard it that way. Honestly, it's not on my Top Ten list. Nor Top 100. Nor Top 10K. If I heard it, I probably would not use an ice pick on my ear drums. No, I'd just smile and walk away. You really do not want to sing 'Aleph Null Bottles of Beer On the Wall'. You will be at it for a while.
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55 degrees, partly sunny at the moment. That's likely from RDU airport.
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It is indeed seriously difficult to distinguish.
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No wonder the gators are smiling. How many come back out of 60, typically? Yes, clearly, being a tradition makes it OK. Good call. (Makes note to self to start some 'traditions')
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Also repeat, but count down the kings. Stop at end of one king, do not sing verse for zero kings.
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NP Thursday January 06, 2022
Darth Fluffy replied to Pharaoh RutinTutin's topic in EGS: NP Discussion
What is interesting about this comic is it highlights an oddity about humans. We are not entirely honest, because it is socially awkward to be too honest. -
Any chance you can get the link to that and post it?
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Guess I'll celebrate by smoking a rubber cigar.
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On our twelfth day of delving, our DM sent at us, Twelve rats a-swarming, Eleven critters crawling, Ten kobolds sniping, Nine goblins rushing, Eight zombies shuffling, Seven wargs a-snapping, Six orcs a-bashing, Five magic rings, (water breathing, and we're in a desert) ((they'll need them, I'm planning a flash flood)) Four traps a-springing, Three deer for eating, Two mimic chests, And a dead warrior in a cube of jelly.
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Also YouTube vids.
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NP Comic Tuesday January 4, 2022 Having an exclamation point floating over your head also draws attention. That is, after all, what it's for. Justin illustrates why you should not talk with your mouth full.
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But they used real German Shepherd in the shepherd's pie.
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In other words, Microsoft does it half-assed. That is more in line with my initial expectation of all things Microsoft. Thank you.
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Yes, it's 'beef' in that taco. And in that Sloppy Joe.
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Story Friday December 31, 2021 Our resident Egyptian royalty gets cookies for forecasting the reveal. Unfortunately, due to COVID and other logistical issues, said cookies will have to be self-provided. It looks like it has smooth skin, like a salamander, but I imagine it is supposed to be vaguely reptilian. Three eyes and three antennae, you kind of have to wonder "Why?", what advantage does the third serve. More precise notion of 3D placement in space, vs 2D distance for two eyes? Something cool and odd to draw? And why does it speak English? The inner body appears aligned between the two forelegs, so at least it appears to have bilateral symmetry going on. The shell split that way. Hmm, the shell looks thin to be supporting large crystals or to transfer force from them to the rest of the critter. Although, when closed it could be sturdier, like an egg shell is stronger when whole.. Can't have been too dire in the past, they still have a comic world. No pizza delivery. Bummer.
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Eleven Lizards Leaping!
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Sure, why not. or 7/8, since you have half of the m.
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That is a seriously good arguments against Linux. Robustness of data is a primary concern in an information appliance. I'm not a fan of Windows overall, but it does seem to recover well from external issues. Hmm. The layout of the data and indexing could be a contributing factor, but how updates are handled and when is a bigger issue. Implementing a journal for pending changes can allow the system to rebuild it's intended last state, perhaps with the loss of the very last change. Notes/Domino had that as an option; it had a high overhead in terms of storage and performance, but it was well nigh bullet proof.
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Buying the Farn is when you're only half dead.
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Actually, one further thought, those two same devices, just mentioned; we had a winter storm blow through, I saw the lights flicker several times, neither device hiccuped. I suppose they have some level of UPS-ness built in, probably not even several seconds worth, but enough to ride a short glitch.
