How does Forge fit into all this (if at all?) I've never been to clear on that. Back when I used Bukkit, I was under the impression that Bukkit linked against something called forge, but I don't think that's correct.

My server's a distribution by feed-the-beast now, since it takes almost all of the pain out of the process. I know that's using Forge for sure, but there's an awful lot of moving parts in there and I'm cloudy on what's going on.

The line between producer and DJ isn't as sharp as it used to be. What would you call this?

I've seen a video of deadmau5 at work. While I (of course!) can't find it now, he was using something similar to achieve the same.

I don't think that really matters, because said objects are not in permanent orbit.

The ISS is in LEO, and is still interfacing with the atmosphere. It must be routinely nudged prograde to prevent it from deorbiting. Even if this cubesat "cannon" had the delta-V to push one of these into a high enough orbit to get away from this truth, the cubesat has no means to perform a complimentary maneuver at the top of the orbit and it's peri will remain interfaced with the atmosphere and it will fall back to earth.

We already are, but NASA gets far less funding than fucking around over in various shitholes around the world.

For about 5 seconds.

Because that's as much time as it takes you to realize you'd spend just as much (more, actually) energy to rendezvous with it, only to find out that it's now (relative to you) a stationary chunk of inert materials.

Honestly, the idea of passing out and waking up at the destination would be appealing (to me anyway).

The idea of "trained" airline staff administering custom dosages of sedatives powerful enough to put someone out is, however, not.

No, but I've done processing on 80gb RAW images in it without a problem.

My favorite is when it (randomly, as far as I can tell) kicks you into maintenance mode, whining that a restart is required to ensure boot archive is consistent.

Fucking thing... it's also a complete pain in the ass to use 4096-aligned storage when you've a Sol10 ZFS-root installation. You simply -cannot- align the fucker and it trashes your storage with 8x the I/O.

Agh! So much anger.

systemd reminds me of Solaris' svcs, and I DO NOT WANT.

What are you smoking? Russia has been the aggressor here from the beginning.

Sounds like a perfect use case of HTTP headers. Why would a new HTTP method be required?

Get the headers? Great! Use them. Don't recognize them? Oh well, ignore them. Don't get them? Use sane defaults.

Things are a bit more complicated than they used to be...

Why does this matter?

I don't really understand why the software cares about the media?

Here's the fix.