Comment Re:oh dear (Score 1) 108
God help us the world will end.
Unless they do Cobol to Rust, in which case it will end sooner.
The world will CALL "ABEND" you mean.
Comment Re:Again ? (Score 1) 142
No worries, I have a snorkel, and I have Yanet Garcia on youtube. As Ozzy Man said: "She'd make me approach the apocalypse with a can-do attitude."
Comment Re:Future headline: (Score 1) 223
There's an emacs command to do that!
Comment Re:That was typical (Score 1) 98
I remembered because my Atari ST at the time came with LOGO too. The list processing was a blast. Writing adventures in LOGO was a blast!
Comment Re:That was typical (Score 1) 98
Not LISP, but LOGO! But yeah, LOGO's list processing commands work like LISP.
Comment Re:Oh my! (Score 1) 106
I wanted to point to goatse actually, but couldn't find the link anymore.
Comment Oh my! (Score 5, Informative) 106
Comment Re:On the first try, you were expecting... (Score 1) 49
Comment Re:On the first try, you were expecting... (Score 1) 49
Comment Re:Not Aliens (Score 1) 143
Giorgio A. Tsoukalos would like a word with you.
Comment Re:Why, why, why? (Score 2) 242
... internet-connected chastity cage
... Why would anyone think this is a good idea?
Remote BDSM games with a remote partner. Esp. during a pandemic
See, they read BDSM, confused it with BSD, and thought it was secure...
Comment Re:Extraordinary Popular Delusions and ... (Score 1) 259
Some parts are indeed difficult to get through, but I enjoy it. It's interesting and dry, it's not like an everyday read. The title promises more action than the contents delivers.
Comment Extraordinary Popular Delusions and ... (Score 2) 259
Comment Re:KeePass FTW! (Score 1) 126
African or European?
Comment Re:Disturbance in the force (Score 1) 456
Found the hot grits in the trousers!
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