Anyone have an archive.org link?
Et tu Reuters?
Anyone have an archive.org link?
Et tu Reuters?
What was the temperature like up there?
I’m glad for this. This show is keeping the spirit of Star Trek alive.
Old I.T. Proverb: Documentation is like sex. Even bad documentation is better than no documentation at all.
I have no answer for this, but it reminded me of this old comment on Reddit.
I think it’s a solid bike. It’s in the cc range where it’s not too much bike and leaves room to grow. It’ll have a good top speed where you can use the highway if you have to and if you’re on the back roads you’ll still get out of first gear. The speed will top out a a pace faster than you should be going. If it looks good to you then do it.
The main question you have to ask yourself is if it’s the riding style you’re in the market for. I don’t think it would be a good choice for day long rides, but if you’re just popping out for an hour or two then it’s perfect. Comfort on a bike that style is not the designs top priority. If you’re gonna use it to commute to work daily then you are gonna be limited on what you can take with you. You’re certainly not gonna get groceries on it.
The Democrats are out of time, and they could rush to nominate her as their candidate in August. It’s likely they will find the best polling candidate, and I hope they look for someone outside the Biden/Harris administration. Someone without the baggage of the last four years and complicit in hiding the condition of the current president.
Personally I hope they ask Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to lead. (If she will accept) Of all the possible nominees I’ve read about she has the most experience.
Good. Maybe when more people realize it’s an ad engine and not a search engine they’ll stop using it and all google services.
File: /etc/sudoers
username ALL=(ALL) ALL
https://www.linuxfoundation.org/blog/blog/classic-sysadmin-configuring-the-linux-sudoers-file
-or-
Debian uses a group called sudo. Add a user to that group.
usermod -aG sudo
7 years together. 30’s. Grown ass adult who hasn’t figured herself out yet. Selfish behavior. Probably more selfishness on the way.
Perspective one: you got robbed of 7 years because you hitched your wagon to the wrong star. Our most precious thing we have is our time on this earth.
Perspective two: you dodged a bullet. This could have happened farther down the road and been way more damaging. What if you had kids? What if you were in your 60’s?
Perspective Three: maybe it was good while it lasted. Maybe you continue to be friends.
It’s gonna hurt for a long while. Spending that long relying on, caring for, and sharing your life with someone is gonna make a serious wound that’s very slow to heal. It may never heal completely.
My advice is to extricate yourself as fast as possible and pretend they are dead. Seriously. Grieve. Rip the bandaid off. Send her belongings to her. Remove names from any leases, utilities, or other shared accounts. Leave no reason for future contact. Is this someone you want to be friends with (and their new partner)? If not then cut all ties and change your number and socials. Refuse further contact. Make it nearly impossible to get in touch with you. Guess what? That 7 years can be a black hole for her as well. You really don’t want to be contacted later by this person when they feel like they need validation, approval, or forgiveness, or at your weakest point try and get you back. Mourn the loss of the idealized person you thought she was and do your best to move on in as healthy a way as you can muster. Figure out which mutual friends are yours and hers and cut the chaff as amicably as you can. Most importantly rebuild. Do not stagnate. What just happened to you is not a slight offense. It’s a killing blow to some people. Your foundation was just shaken. Don’t let it be your downfall. You can forgive on your own timeline and it won’t require letting her know. After what they took from you you owe them no more than the basic courtesy of an civil split, but nothing beyond that point. Cut all ties. Do not contact. Most importantly don’t let it ruin your trust in your next relationship.