trelane @trelane@librem.one

@colindean I hear this. I feel it in my bones.

@mattblaze it's not, though?

@jwz https://scarfolk.blogspot.com/2013/05/the-dont-campaign-and-kak-1973.html?m=1

@wendynather No zero?

@KeithDJohnson Seems like pretty normal American units to me.

@mark wait, your engineers get to do math?

@grolmori Sogar "Bahnhof" würde ich nicht verstehen.

@ninawillburger I see that pigeons were as obnoxious back then as they are now.

@RoyBrander the apex of the Doonesbury SUV comics will always be https://www.gocomics.com/doonesbury/2003/05/25

@pluralistic "One cool thing about banking at a tiny credit-union is that you end up talking to people who have actual authority, responsibility and agency." Spot on, though in this case the small size was also a disadvantage (part of why the scammer came across as more authentic.)

It's also my experience with the little independent telcos, in as much as I've been able to have that experience.

@mark Man, I wish this were possible.

@fsf Is it in March or May? The page says "sometime in March" but the registration pages say May 4-5.

@mattblaze @wendynather "one drop at a time" is also the answer to that age old question, "How do you titrate an elephant?"

@pmb00cs @garius perhaps I'm ignorant, but I fail to see how "it was not a door that opened, it was *supposed* to be a wall" is precisely a *defense* of Boeing.

@colindean You're weird? Then you fit right in with us!

@jredlund @sfwrtr @stevendbrewer @taur10 @alan This is a thing Apple is most qualified to solve.

I won't hold my breath, though.