May his yacht be eaten by orcas as he tries to sail off into the sunset.

My daughter has an electric toothbrush. There's an app for it that supposedly makes brushing your teeth a fun game and she wanted to try it. So I grabbed an old OnePlus running LineageOS from the drawer and installed it for her.

On load "this device doesn't meet blah blah security standards..."

WTF

1000-fold "100 times the brightness of the full moon" gets you to about 1/4 the brightness of the regular moon day sun. So... not much of a death ray, there.

The smallest fissile bomb weighed about 51lbs and yielded 20kt. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... (DART impact was about 3kt).

I expect you could find room in the weight budget in the 1340lb DART for that by cutting some of the secondary stuff (liciacube on its own was 31lbs).

I wish they would sell it in the US, but even a $38k base price car is too cheap for us, per the article :-/

Also, (58/1,300,000)*100 is 0.004%

But first he'll rename it "Xpay" or something with X in it because X is coolest letter.

Maybe knowledge of the motivation that got the right thing done here might be used in the future to ensure the right thing continues to be done?

Ugh. KDE 4.0. Don't remind me of that turd.

Lol what a hot fuckin' take. No wonder you're AC.

Obligatory Better Off Ted https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=...

I find it to be totally sensible. If I don't want the popup, I just hold down Ctrl while dragging, same as you do in Windows to explicitly copy, and it copies. If I want it to move, I hold down shift while dragging, same again as Windows to explicitly move. If I want to link, I hold down ctrl+shift while dragging. No popups! I prefer all destinations have the same default action (popup) if I forget to specify.

If you don't like that you can totally disable the popup system and it behaves exactly as in Windows. (System Settings - Workspace - General Behavior - Drag and Drop).

Ok, I typed these in nano... and it just worked! Nano was able to save these in a file AND display them.

Your move, vim user. /s

Linux95! *Crashes immediately*

This is an A+ joke. If I had points rn, you'd have them.