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@satchmoz that is amazing and a great source for content.

And I just followed: @blender

Oh. Remember that thing I said about the BlenderFoundation thing being a good moment for peertube to shine?

video.blender.org

*extremely black metal voice*

CASTING TO VOOOOOOOOID
CULLING THE CHILDREN
GARBAGE COLLECTION
OBJECT DESTRUCTION

coworker: Java again?

me: Java echoes the screams of the damned on over three billion devices

Aurdino Simon-like game is a great hardware introduction for kids. 1) it takes about 15 minutes to put together, 2) the code is straighforward enough to grok, 3) it's an easy game to learn with great re-play value.

Self-Contained Systems scs-architecture.org 'Assembling software from independent systems'

Of course you can do hybrid cloud. Just understand that you will be behind competitors in the public cloud. mirantis.com/blog/is-kubernete

Time to move on from DevOps and continuous delivery, says Google advocate zd.net/2yQbPSQ This. Solve business problems w/ platforms

First functional use of the new 3d printer:

Wife dropped her phone. Want to move its SIM into an old junk phone until we can get it repaired. Need a nano-to-micro SIM adapter. So we... downloaded one from the Internet for free?

I mean it is kindof obvious that's what one does with a 3d printer but the first time doing it feels awfully like we've got star trek replicators now.

It's really aggravating how often a user says "I don't know what is wrong" and the error message says *EXACTLY* what is wrong.

jimbakkershow.store.morningsid

Guy
11 months 14 days ago

I heard th earth will get hot during the rapture. How hot can the buckets withstand or will they melt and ruining the food? Thanks and God bless.

Megan
11 months 13 days ago

The manufacturer suggests keeping this product stored in a cool, dry and dark place at temperatures between 55 degrees F and 70 degrees F. Actual shelf life may vary..