Plugging that in by touch was always good for a laugh.

The tilde is a shortcut for home in most shells.

Despite we having our share of weirdos, most Europeans have no clue as to how mind bogglingly insane religion has become in the US (and how normal most US people think it is).

Some corporations are over 18 years of age, so no problem there. And we already know that they’re citizens, while the plebian inhabitants of the country are merely consumers. So it all works out.

People probably wouldn’t like it to have only one product without a single ad. They probably had bug reports about it “my roku doesn’t display ads on my smart TV, does that mean that it’s broken?”.

Great for meat sculptures!

A bit, but not a good one which can damage stuff in some cases. Better to use the right product at the right time.

Very handy, they’re all quite confusing, especially when you’re stuck cooking.

Ok, but you need a laptop instead of a scrap of paper and a random pen. In many cases, it’s just overkill.

In that case, it makes perfect sense, of course.

Nowadays, that’s a very dynamic list…

Or a puma for that matter. Or maybe they’re just visiting a zoo.

Screen must have been written by someone who wasn’t familiar with the shell. It’s the only logical explanation.

Ah, well, bytes ≠ characters, but yes, that can certainly be an issue.

Really? I wonder who dictates clothing designs nowadays? 🤔

“I only have 2000 letters!” … 2000 including 200 accent characters made it 2200 characters, not 2000.

Or, you could count it in Unicode characters, and not in whatever bizarro charset you’re using over there. Then “À” is one character, just as it’s supposed to be.

The problem typically comes from improper conversion between charsets. Like Windows-1252 to Unicode, or something equally horrible.

They’re at the bottom of the canals, obviously.

How old is that headset ?

Pretty much every herbivore will eat meat every now and then.

I haven’t used a car in decades, but I remember that this is how it used to be. As far as I know, it’s been that way for almost as long as there’s been cars. Did something change that we weren’t told about?