Brown Midas
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The “monetisation strategy” is where it went wrong.
All the good stuff happened because people were excited and enthusiastic about it, not because they saw a way to profit out of it. We just need to recognise that fun stuff can still happen for free.
All the good stuff happened because people were excited and enthusiastic about it, not because they saw a way to profit out of it. We just need to recognise that fun stuff can still happen for free.
January 4, 2026 at 1:06 PM
The “monetisation strategy” is where it went wrong.
All the good stuff happened because people were excited and enthusiastic about it, not because they saw a way to profit out of it. We just need to recognise that fun stuff can still happen for free.
All the good stuff happened because people were excited and enthusiastic about it, not because they saw a way to profit out of it. We just need to recognise that fun stuff can still happen for free.
Haha what a gorgeous dog!
Daisy says hi!
Daisy says hi!
November 14, 2025 at 5:39 PM
Haha what a gorgeous dog!
Daisy says hi!
Daisy says hi!
We had cats before dogs, so it has only ever been called kitten roll.
November 14, 2025 at 9:15 AM
We had cats before dogs, so it has only ever been called kitten roll.
I guess you don’t have a dog then?
November 14, 2025 at 9:14 AM
I guess you don’t have a dog then?
Im not sure what your point is.
If you nick a car is “but it’s a bit of a crap car TBH” a valid defence in court?
I think criminal law cares more about the intent than the technical prowess required to do the deed.
If you nick a car is “but it’s a bit of a crap car TBH” a valid defence in court?
I think criminal law cares more about the intent than the technical prowess required to do the deed.
October 30, 2025 at 8:13 PM
Im not sure what your point is.
If you nick a car is “but it’s a bit of a crap car TBH” a valid defence in court?
I think criminal law cares more about the intent than the technical prowess required to do the deed.
If you nick a car is “but it’s a bit of a crap car TBH” a valid defence in court?
I think criminal law cares more about the intent than the technical prowess required to do the deed.
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Someone with more money than me needs to recreate this, but they all have to be dressed as drag queens. Then all the normal people go dark for two days and watch the "left behind" people lose their shit.
September 21, 2025 at 4:57 PM
Someone with more money than me needs to recreate this, but they all have to be dressed as drag queens. Then all the normal people go dark for two days and watch the "left behind" people lose their shit.
What’s the alternative?
Does praying have a 20% success rate?
Does praying have a 20% success rate?
September 13, 2025 at 7:41 AM
What’s the alternative?
Does praying have a 20% success rate?
Does praying have a 20% success rate?
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I have a small amount of experience in operating a data centre.
A “water-cooled” data centre has continuously circulated water, a bit like a central heating system.
It doesn’t consume more water if you’re storing more data, and deleting photos will not make any difference.
A “water-cooled” data centre has continuously circulated water, a bit like a central heating system.
It doesn’t consume more water if you’re storing more data, and deleting photos will not make any difference.
August 12, 2025 at 5:56 PM
I have a small amount of experience in operating a data centre.
A “water-cooled” data centre has continuously circulated water, a bit like a central heating system.
It doesn’t consume more water if you’re storing more data, and deleting photos will not make any difference.
A “water-cooled” data centre has continuously circulated water, a bit like a central heating system.
It doesn’t consume more water if you’re storing more data, and deleting photos will not make any difference.
Not if he’s fraudulently concealed a serious fault.
August 4, 2025 at 7:56 PM
Not if he’s fraudulently concealed a serious fault.
Presumably they’ll only be employing them on temporary contracts. 🙃
July 25, 2025 at 12:40 PM
Presumably they’ll only be employing them on temporary contracts. 🙃
We have to wait another week for OnlyConnect though…
July 14, 2025 at 5:57 PM
We have to wait another week for OnlyConnect though…
Sorry, but no.
The first unix text editor I used was microemacs, and I seem to remember that the status bar actually said “type C-x C-c to exit”.
When I decided that I needed learn vi, I started off with the built in tutorial (I think it was too long ago to have been vimtutor, but it was similar).
The first unix text editor I used was microemacs, and I seem to remember that the status bar actually said “type C-x C-c to exit”.
When I decided that I needed learn vi, I started off with the built in tutorial (I think it was too long ago to have been vimtutor, but it was similar).
July 14, 2025 at 10:52 AM
Sorry, but no.
The first unix text editor I used was microemacs, and I seem to remember that the status bar actually said “type C-x C-c to exit”.
When I decided that I needed learn vi, I started off with the built in tutorial (I think it was too long ago to have been vimtutor, but it was similar).
The first unix text editor I used was microemacs, and I seem to remember that the status bar actually said “type C-x C-c to exit”.
When I decided that I needed learn vi, I started off with the built in tutorial (I think it was too long ago to have been vimtutor, but it was similar).