

The domain itself is a joke on its own.
The domain itself is a joke on its own.
GTA told me that, one mission in particular.
The upstairs enemy would’ve attacked the player taking this photograph already, so we would know what happened here.
It could be an instance of “how do you do, fellow kids?”
Wanting to fit in but not knowing how to do it right.
I think endermen cannot teleport onto carpet. Unless the room is three blocks high.
There is no zombie nor spider close by, the environment seems intact. So the only possible confusion is this was the deed of a skeleton.
I’m curious how much training your autocorrect needed to infer “tortureporn” from the word “torture” alone…
They are Sith, they have to deal in absolutes.
Well duh, they freeze and burst in winter so they obviously need to be outside for easier repair! Think of the mess they would make if they were inside the walls.
I expected Technology Connections or ElectroBOOM, was not disappointed.
Ironically, /usr
already stands for “user shared resources”
That looks like interesting technology, maybe someone should tell the guy from TechnologyConnections about it :D
That goes into the work profile of my android phone and that profile of switched off after clocking out. Simple as that, I don’t have to carry two phones and get my peace after hours. And my company respects my free time which also helps s lot.
The thing you are thinking about is called TOTP or timed one time password.
But Aincrad was fucking nice.
In my experience, cancelling a full transaction needs authorization from the supervisor via key or employee card swipe.
And the register registers every sold item, so unless the cashier fakes the beep sound and the customer ignores the missing receipt, it won’t work since the till would be short. And even if the cashier bypasses the register entirely, they could keep change outside the till if they want to pocket money.
When you are allowed into the vicinity of this kind of equipment, you should be able to identify matching shapes without circles in the first place…
We manage our “food inventory” with Grocy which calls itself “the ERP beyond your fridge”. It basically tracks every single purchase and consumption of food and also each items best before date. It needs a bit initial setup and you need to remind yourself to checkout stuff you consume but then it’s just great. Not a single item spoiled because it got pushed too far back on the shelf. And since Grocy knows how much of what item we want in stock, it automatically writes our shopping lists with stuff which is about to run out.
So the shopping is basically day to day as we return from work and pass the store just ticking things off the list. And we made a rule for ourselves to only buy the stuff on the list, nothing extra to avoid impulse purchases.