“Quick, change the channel!”

Just turn it off at night time

Deport them to America lol

For an animal, right?

An animal, right?

We have been simping since the dawn of man.

It doesn’t look like anything to me, comrade.

I’m curious, why is it so important for some people to get a diagnosis? Does it unlock access to medication or treatment that they want? Or is it just the knowing?

I’m fairly certain I’m Autistic, and I’ve had two unrelated doctors (not qualified to make the assessment) accidentally assume that I knew and had already been diagnosed, but I’ve never had a formal diagnosis. I’m not really too fussed about getting one, because it wouldn’t really change the way I live my life. But that’s just me, maybe it’s more important for other people

To make DDR5 memory, you just tape a DDR2 module to a DDR3 module

I have two seperate guest VLANs, one for my family, and one for the people I love.

3D printing is not vegan anymore.

DXC outsources to other companies for software dev. And those companies outsource to China.

There’s no Jellyfin app for my TV, and it’s shit in the TVs browser

We accidentally the whole config file

Only in developed countries like Brazil

Visit cyberspace.online

Imgur used to be great in the early days, now they are such a bloated,toxic and unusable platform.

Demons are real - negative entities that attach to humans and feed off misery, pleasure, and anger.

The function first generated a random UUID. This is a long string of random characters, used in many software systems to uniquely fingerprint things, transactions for example. In theory, you can have millions of seperate systems, each generating UUIDs all the time without ever having to worry about a collision (a collision is one or more systems generating the same UUID, therefore it being not unique anymore)

The second line then runs UUID generation again, trying to generate an identical UUID to the one it already made. Tis is absurd because even a dmsupercomputer trying to generate identical UUIDs would take longer than the lifespan of the universe.

The console line shows that a matching UUID was apparently found after some amount of time, which shouldn’t be possible, implying some fuckery with the random number generator.