Merging all the feature branches in time is easy.

Having the project compile afterwards is hard.

Just using “netizens” is enough to show your age, LOL!

I had a Compaq iPAQ and I think a laptop or two with IrDA back in the day, but I don’t remember ever actually using it.

Because it wouldn’t be as funny that way.

When your Makefile is so fucked up that you have to run it multiple times to get everything to build and link properly.

That’s the real trick: legitimately enjoy stuff the kiddos will hate.

Okay, being specifically a labor leader is the exception that proves the rule, because that’s a role in opposition to the establishment, not part of it.

“Redneck” implies working class (because it’s traditionally caused by getting sunburned from working out in a field) in a way that “good ol’ boy” does not.

The idea of a redneck community leader is an oxymoron.

No, apparently 1 in 5 boys know someone their age who delusionally thinks they’re in a relationship with an AI Chatbot.

0 in 5 know someone who actually is in such a relationship, because that’s impossible.

When justice fails, vigilantism is the alternative.

Ah, a fellow SciShow enjoyer!

Trouble is, it also give them an excuse to “launder” copyleft software to use in proprietary ways.

Jeez, you didn’t have to be mean about it, Mr. I-want-to-walk-through-the-kitchen-after-pooping-before-I-wash-my-hands!

That’s what option 2 would be for: a half-bath downstairs, and a full bath upstairs.

It doesn’t need to be with the shower.

But I noticed you didn’t question why it needs to be with the sink.

If you look at the aerial photo (pic #17), the neighboring unit on the right has a matching(?) bump-out. I think the unit on the left has done an addition, but I think this space might be original (although maybe it didn’t originally have a toilet in it).

The paint is no big deal.

The only thing that really bothers me about it is the layout:

Why the fuck is the toilet on the opposite side of the kitchen from the rest of the bathroom?!

They need to either:

• move the toilet to the same room as the rest of the bathroom and then knock down the vestibule/pantry wall to make the kitchen less tiny, or
• knock down the “shower room” wall to expand the kitchen, add a sink opposite the toilet (probably swapping them so the sink would be where the toilet is and the toilet would be under the stairs), and build a full bath somewhere upstairs, taking space from the weirdly-long bedroom.

Surprising that you didn’t have yard tomatoes, too. Guess the season is wrong for 'em, but if you can build a chicken coop you can build a cold frame or greenhouse…

guess I need to look at bit for “how to stuff a huge graphics card into a mini box”.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8X2Y62JGDCo

(That’s only the latest in a whole series of videos of his on that topic.)

The window without a view is a nice touch.

Also, I like that there’s a travelator going between the gates. The travelators at ATL are in the tunnels between concourses and are entirely redundant with the train-type people mover.

Huh, I guess the person who runs FFmpeg’s Xitter account must live in western Europe (UTC+1:00).