TFW your printer feeds its last sheet of paper…
for the last page of the job.
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TFW your printer feeds its last sheet of paper…
for the last page of the job.
Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman took this picture of Earth from the Orion spacecraft after completing the translunar injection burn. There are two auroras (top right & bottom left) and zodiacal light (bottom right) is visible as the Earth eclipses the Sun.
https://www.nasa.gov/image-article/hello-world/
#Earth #Artemis #Artemis2 #Orion #Integrity #OrionIntegrity #spacecraft #NASA #Moon #space #aurora
hey it's that time again.
do you have data? that you like? is it backed up? do you have automatic backups you've checked are actually happening?
in multiple locations?
have you done a test restore to make sure the backups work?
*even an extra copy on a flash drive is better than no backups*
reposting for the day crowd: I ran into a memcmp implementation that only compared 25% of the bytes, and the issue wasn't caught in the build because the vendor toolchain failed to emit a warning.
April Fool's idea: a window manager in which windows stack on top of each other like variably-sized rectangular plates, and an unstable stack of too many will tip over onto the desktop.
Also, if you set the desktop background to a picture of the sky or space, all your windows tumble out into the infinite distance.
About trans rights:
They're a wedge issue. If you think it's okay to deprive trans people of the right to exist in the public sphere then you're saying human rights are conditional and/or can be withdrawn. Which puts you on a slippery slope to no human rights for anyone.
When you trace the roots of the modern anti-trans movement they boil down to some combination of bigotry and billionaire bullshit— the oligarchs think rights are for the rich.
So: trans-rights are human rights. No exceptions.
If you're a cis man, what does masculinity mean to you?
If you're a cis woman, what does femininity mean to you?
Have you ever taken the time to sit down and carefully ask yourself that question, and listen to yourself about it?