You’ll (probably) like these

My first year professor in electronics started his first lecture “yeah so forget everything you’ve learned about electricity because it’s wrong” - then gave out an infinite matrix of resistors and made us cry.

Different cultures! Dietary restrictions aren’t optional though

I might fundamentally disagree with you what a restaurant is. For me it’s a place where hard working people get to share their cuisine with you. Most I’ll ask at a restaurant is one alteration to one dish.

When I read the OP and your post, a restaurant seems like the place for you to get the perfect meal.

As Beau Miles puts it: “I plan on regretting what I’m eating at least once this week”

That episode was probably one of the best in the series! If someone’s wondering: Game Changer by dropout S7E1

PS: I’ve been here the whole time!

I was perfectly okay not knowing about this

NTS live is a great one

Nice to hear! I’m glad you enjoyed it.

They each fuck with my window arrangement on virtual desktops when rebooting in their own special way. I’ve switched to Wayland but x11 did feel more polished.

Thanks for sharing!

I like your funny words, magic man

Could’ve sworn I’ve had this issue before! Maybe not with python

I'm much more partial to Courier

The problem with this in the OP is the first ‘if’ checks if the object exists and the second gets a property of said object only if the original object exists.

I’m not saying the OP is good code, but chaining them like this would result in exceptions.

A friend of mine was very enthusiastic about this as well, he actually planned an entire trip around visiting the Schwebebahn. From his account it’s truly as wicked as it looks, and very stable as well.

I’ll have to disagree on that one, WiFi extenders extend an existing network, keeping the same network and DHCP is done by the original access point.

A hotspot creates a new network, and DHCP is handled by the hotspot, not the network on the WAN side.

Poor Things was my recent favourite: crazy lenses, old school videography and the use of analog film.

It is the first feature film to be partially shot on Kodak’s 35mm Ektachrome color reversal motion picture film stock since its revival in 2018.

Wiki

If you’re still interested, ‘Stukkie’ comes from ‘stuk’ which means broken. The -kie that is added is to infantilize the word, usually to refer to a smaller object you’d use -je instead, -kie is more of a dialect which is why you won’t find it in a dictionary. ‘Wukkie’ means as much as the ‘woopsie’ in ‘oopsie woopsie’, to make it sound even more infantile.

So a literal translation would be ‘The train is brokey wokey’

Nice, good luck with the migration! I’ll be keeping an eye out where to subscribe

Brings up the question if there should be a migrate community option on the back-end