There are so many things wrong with what you wrote that it's not even worth my time to finish reading it.

which is Yiddish for "bastard".

small apps would do better to be websites.

from TFA:

> Foreigners attempting to avoid their obligation in relation to the new law will be added to a registry of monitored individuals and deported from Russia.

So they don't care HOW you are trying to work around the law; if they have (or invent) any reason to believe you are TRYING to work around it, you will be deported.

Make America TECO again

Call a B1 bomber to kill people like that anon who dismiss valid concerns with "whaambulance".

Yes, that sentence glorifies violence. Trust me, he deserves it.

The unicode was on the Toms Hardware article. Not an iPhone artifact (this time).

The unicode characters in use were subscripted 2's. Bismuth_sub_2, Oxygen_sub_2, Selenium

I tried to post the line corrected for its unicode, but apparently Slashdot can't handle a <sub> tag.

2D Bi2O2Se, are more flexible and sturdy at a small scale than silicon, which runs into reduced carrier mobility at even the 10nm node.

What a bunch of assholes.

Hello, Cloudflare.

Steve Gibson is a monumental dickhead. Dropping his name does not do anything to convince me.

The article title begins with "Yemen: " which usually indicates that the reporting comes from statements from that government.

The Korean article that is linked from the article that this summary links. Translated from Korean to English, contains this paragraph:

> XR is a concept that encompasses virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR). It is a technology that uses various senses such as vision, hearing, and movement to help users experience new experiences across the surrounding reality and virtual worlds. Meta, Apple, etc., launched a dedicated device, and the XR wind blew.

It would be kind to put the sport name (football or soccer, I don't care which) in the title, or the first sentence of the summary. I have no idea what VAR, Champions League, or Atletico Madrid are, and if you want me interested in your story you should allow for unfamiliarity and throw us a damn bone. I had to get to the middle of the summary to get a clue.

My first roguelike was a Nethack variant named "nuthack" developed by James "Kibo" Parry while he was at RPI. Still remember the Time Lord class and "You begin bashing monsters with your wet squishy thing." Unfortunately source and binary are both lost forever -- they only existed on RPI's 3B2s which have of course been decommed long ago.

My next roguelike was Rogue itself, on a CP/M variant single-user machine. I escaped with the Amulet of Yendor sometime in November 1988. Wish I'd saved the scorefile.

Nethack 3.4.3 occupied years of my time. Dungeon Crawl was an obsession for a while too.

Bless you. I'm not totally repulsed by tiles versions but I do prefer ASCII when available.

I was all set to enjoy Nethack and Dungeon Crawl on my Android, but it became obvious that a touchscreen keyboard is not good enough for my muscle memory.