Corrected headline: “server sexually assaults customer.”

Steal his look

If Half-Life 2 were medieval fantasy instead of sci-fi.

I’m amazed folks aren’t systematically destroying ALPRs yet.

When mainstream media starts asking if something is a bubble, it’s not only already been one for quite a while already, but it’s about to pop.

More info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_port

The 15-pin D-sub connector itself was apparently a combination of analog and digital. It had to be, since MIDI is digital (it’s right there in the name: Musical Instrument Digital Interface). TIL it wasn’t all digital.

My 286 had PS/2 ports instead of the obsolete DIN keyboard/serial mouse.

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The thing you saw: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhbDfi7Ee7k

The peak torque was similar to pushing standing on the pedals

Sure, if you’re Tadej Pogačar + 250 watts!

I am sick and tired of your blatant fucking lies.

I can’t see assigning criminal liability to anybody here. The infrastructure sucks.

The liability should fall on the licensed engineer who negligently approved the design. The street was literally incomplete and should never have been built that way in the first place.

So what you’re saying is that we need federated git.

I am sick and tired of the war on our property rights.

Apparently it’s just because it happens to be the same colors as the trans pride flag.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpOIPb1_aCU

I expected the number on the map to be for the entire Naples area, including Pompeii and Capri. Is it not?

Mountainous terrain isn’t required, but it’s the situation in which cable cars make the most sense because “better” options that require relatively flat ground aren’t available.

Remember, the big selling point of a cable car is that it’s cheap, but it’s also lower-capacity than more usual kinds of transit. It’s more legit than some gimmicky ‘gadgetbahn’, but not by much.

I feel like this should use the image of Data shooting Kivas Fajo, 'cause the lesson of that episode is that some folks just need killing.

I’m not sure I’d call Rome “by the water.” Ostia is like 15 miles away and a whole separate town.

Venice, Rome, and Naples don’t surprise me (well, Naples surprises me a little that it’s that low). But why is South Tyrol so popular?