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For those looking for the backstory, recommend searching for Godfrey the Hunchback, not his father Godfrey the Bearded, both being Dukes of Lower Lorraine.

And for true aficionados of privy horror, don't forget the Erfurt latrine disaster.

Our cat actually likes munching on little bits of raw greens, including spinach and broccoli.

Sans Serif strikes again.

That getting dirty and making a mess can be a lot of fun.

Friend of mine recommended the book series. Went in the queue. I may have to pick up the pace and try to read them before the show drops.

He got pretty excited about the TV show after reading this: https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/story/murderbot-first-look

Good advice, in general.

You can only go so far with overpriced SUVs. Put out products across all price-points and use-cases and you'll see interest go up. Especially if gas prices spike.

I tried this with velcro ties. Looked good for a while. Then I had to replace one and add another cable. It was a royal pain unwrapping everything and rewrapping it.

Haven't used them, but look interesting:

Relax.

It's just to help lookup information in their document archives. It needs beefy hardware since it's all running on-prem, so the data doesn't leak out.

Been using Cursor (VSCode fork). Wonder if these updates will make it downstream. Also, if they're enough to supplant Cursor and directly interact with LLMs, including locally-run ones.

USB hubs.

Plain old splitters will almost certainly damage the port, and if this is with a machine where USB-C is part of the motherboard, it could cause even more damage and be really expensive to repair.

The power-only ones are not too pricey. But if you also need high speed data transfer (like drives) those cost a bit more. Be careful that even the ones that claim data exchange may not support drive speeds. It took me three tries to finally find one that worked.

https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2015/sep/21/carly-fiorina/trumps-four-bankruptcies/