

Same! I setup a cronjob calling namecheap dyndns API.


Same! I setup a cronjob calling namecheap dyndns API.
I wasn’t talking about homeowners. I just reused the water example. In an ideal communist society, you’d still need a way to prevent people from overusing the communal resources.
I know this is a joke but… Communism doesn’t mean “free stuff”. Probably the opposite of what this joke implies, it’s communal ownership. You wouldn’t waste water if you felt it was your water. People waste water when they feel it’s someone else’s water (government, landlord).
I’ve gotten 17 fresh new hip replacements since I was 8.
Yes but that x1 not x2 effectiveness.
Only against ♂️ though


I personally use haugene/transmission-openvpn docker image to run Transmission with a kill switch on a docker container. Super clean setup and never had any issue.

Tampax was indeed designed by a physician. A male one, if you can believe. So when he says they are super comfortable, you know it’s true because it’s a man’s opinion.
I didn’t know that fact, but yeah
Depends if it started to ferment…
That’s just our bias talking. There’s certainly many other wonderful events we missed by a couple million years. We just think the moon size is special because of this coincidence.
And he does, because that’s yo momma on the boat


Browsing or even downloading torrent files, or keeping bookmarks, is not illegal. So, it doesn’t matter.
Well maybe it did but I wasn’t aware!
Yes, but the plugin ecosystem really was pioneered by sublime and then ported over everywhere. A big reason atom was so successful is the plugin and themes were compatible.
Didn’t Sublime Text come before Atom?


Sadly my flashlight only supports 1 level of brightness.
How is this relevant to the formation of the solar system?
I don’t get it. People think of Mars as particularly incluencial in the formation of the solar system?.. But they should of venus instead?
On the home server on the host. I couldn’t figure out how to make it work in a container and still have ssh access to the host, which was my goal…