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Cake day: January 11th, 2024

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  • Probably language barrier. That figure of speech is not the easiest for Germans to grasp.

    The first thing coming to mind is “we tried to add a checkbox, but failed, it just wouldn’t work”

    To my German mind, failing means “trying and not managing it, giving up in the end.”

    Failing to so somehing by forgetting doesn’t really make sense. :) How can you fail something you’ve never attempted.

    It’s just a figure of speech, I know.



  • Is it possible that the girls wanted to get rid of the father of their friend, spiked their own smoothies, and now an honest man is being pitchforked?

    Did that man do anything else than being present? Playing with the girls? Taking part in the sleepover? Did he have the drugs on hand? Did any of the girls have access to that drug at all? Was there a grudge?

    How single-sided can this reporting be?

    But after reading the initial article, yeah, probably a predator. Still. A thorough investigation should take place. There are well-meaning and involved people who don’t have an interest in abuse. It’s still possible the daughter was sick of her hyper-involved dad, and planned the whole thing. :')













  • Shared containers work beautifully for a lot of things, though, many programs aren’t all that sensitive either. Making snaps for the tricky ones makes sense. Having snaps for all of them is ridiculous.

    I can count the software requiring repo-pins on one hand on my desktop. For those, snaps make sense, replacing the need for any pins. Snaps are less confusing than pins. IMO.

    It reminds me of Python programming, with requirements pinned to version ranges. Some dev-teams forget, and their apps won’t work out of the box. Sometimes, software still works ten years later, if they only use the most common arguments and commands from the packages.

    Snaps <==> Virtualenv.