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@dtluna Yeah, he and his "big brother" get along real well (they're just a month apart).
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@dtluna I'm so used to the Canto voices, the English voices sound wrong to me. :-D
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@dtluna He was very happy to visit relatives in GZ recently, we have agreed we should be doing more of that.
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(the `mockturtle` bot in #lobsters makes various sobbing and crying and other upset noises whenever someone mentions systemd)
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@shellkr @lain (apart from the name)
mockturtle (IRC) 15:48 ::cries::
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@dtluna Looking forward to our long trip to grandma and grandpa back in Sweden. Bored of homework (but I'm learning a lot doing the Chinese writing together!). Happy for his new pony t-shirts:
- Which one's your favorite pony?
- ALL OF THEM.
- Ok, so we got you one with Rainbow Dash, and there's this one with Rainbow Dash *and* Shutterfly, that'll have to do.
- There is one with all of them.
I checked at the store. If there was one, there isn't now anyway. :-)
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Discovered a "new" feature that was introduced into #git 1.6.5, 8 years ago.
https://git-scm.com/docs/git-replace
It's like grafts, except it's more generic and it can be transmitted between repos!
Instead of a line <commitid> [<fakeparent0> ... [<fakeparentn>]] in .git/info/grafts for just manipulating the ancestry of a commit, you can "now" put an object, any type of object, in refs/replace/<sha1toreplace> and git will use that instead of the real object.
git-replace --graft <blah> <bluh> does the same using this mechanism as adding a line <blah> <bluh> to .git/info/grafts would.
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son*
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> What you probably didn’t know – is that his favorite show was Psycho Dad.
How could you not know? I hear Al Bundy chanting the show theme every time my so drives me up the walls. Psycho Dad is where I gather my strength to carry on.
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"Married ... with children":
> When the show’s pilot first air on Fox, it was like nothing the American audience has ever seen on TV. The ratings were so high, that Fox decided to air the episode again and again back to back, in order to let people who have just heard of the show from panicked phone calls get a chance to see it live.
> This was back when DVR’s and the Internet didn’t exist, so to make that kind of huge impression in just 20 minutes was unheard of. That night, April 5th, 1987, went down in TV history.
https://www.bobshideout.com/article/11001/5/?bar=322
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@deadsuperhero <3
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@ocean @sarcasmkid To continue on the Navy systems, the NT system was the new and flashy thing and we hated it, because it was more automated than it could handle. The old stuff that worked was UnixWare (Novell, later SCO) and the old old stuff used out in the field on military spec plasma screen i386 laptops was Microsoft Xenix.
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@ocean That's the one question I remember from my head interview with @lain as I was walking home the other day.
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@ocean Still, I do prefer my turds shiny.
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Installing free software on a windows machine is like putting glitter on a turd
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Solid meme
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@ocean @lain "Why is National Socialism so important to you, and how does it manifest itself in the software you create?"
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I wanna do an official interview with @lain for pleroma, but when we actually get down to the interview it's all really dumb questions like
"Who is the best anime loli"
"What is the benefit of catgirls over normal girls?"
clacke
Ocean
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