Comment We are X-Men (Score 1) 192
As mutant powers go, being able to drink milk isn't all that impressive but I'll take it.
As mutant powers go, being able to drink milk isn't all that impressive but I'll take it.
... Debian gets all preachy.
Same as it ever was.
I knew switching from Slackware was a mistake. Heck, I should have stuck with SLS.
Here's another one
And a fun little 4 pen plotter I used to draw wire frame graphics.
I have good news for you - the 787 is a plastic tube, not metal.
I nominate Jon Katz.
Nevermind. I misread and thought your post was directed at me.
The first fake database error gave it away after about 30 minutes. They aren't as clever as they think they are.
You're operating under a false assumption. Sorry to disappoint
It's a good place for all us waifs and strays, true.
A shadowban is where you can see your posts, but nobody else can. When it's done, the only way you can find out is by disabling cookies and searching for your comments - which will have vanished. Not fun, especially if you're a paying subscriber to the site.
On Fark, they also play "fun" tricks like faking database errors or randomly hiding half the comments on a story for users the moderators don't like for whatever reason.
Me, I was permanently shadowbanned for replying to a comment which mentioned a site that the Fark mods disapprove of, so you can see why I'm not well disposed to the place or their policies.
Bannination will welcome you in the beginning, then mock and taunt you until only the strong remain and survive.
And then those Persians had better watch out!
You'll get over it.
The links can be interesting, but the moderators are pillow-biting nancies who will shadowban you at the drop of a hat.
Real Programs don't use shared text. Otherwise, how can they use functions for scratch space after they are finished calling them?