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Back in the day being rich means owning lots of land and harvesting lots of crops from it. Grain means money.

and MySql, believe it or not

(well, it’s his daughter, not s.o., but still a loved one)

or use some kind of baffle

so apparently samsung also makes cargo ships

The closest is attaching -ne to the verb, but there’s no verb here, so idk

Where did I blame anyone?

When you called them heroin addicts?

like, “I swear by god”, I’m guessing

you land on an alien planet, burn down trees, pollute the air, exterminate the native wildlife, drain the land of all natural resources, pave it all over with concrete, put some fish on a rocket, do not elaborate, leave

facebook up, delete the gym, hit your lawyer

I don’t see an Add Note, only message, Show Report Dialog, Block user, save, and view source

Yea but at those values floating points can’t represent fractions anyway

It’s actually a common wand that every teacher gives their student when they graduate (even Rudy got it from Roxy). Most mages would’ve outgrown it and got a new one or a staff, but to Sylphy it’s special because it’s from Rudeus

int coerces to double automatically, without explicit casting

base arch only installs the “system software” as you call them. all the “non-essentials” are indeed just packages like you seem to want them to be.

So is drunk you the “true” you, or are you simply under the influence of a mind-altering substance, and therefore not at all the same person as sober you…

as with all web stuff, it’s sandboxed so it shouldn’t be able to do anything too malicious, but it can be annoying if you accidentally gave it permission to do stuff.

as with all web stuff, it’s sandboxed so it shouldn’t be able to do anything too malicious, but it can be annoying if you accidentally gave it permission to do stuff.

and the phonology of ǃXóõ

A web site that installs some JS in your browser (called a “service worker”) that does shit

Yes, PHP was originally meant to be a template language, like handlebars or thymeleaf, but kept on accumulating features along the way…