One of the contracts I worked wouldn’t pay out holidays if I missed more than a day in the prior 2 months or some such. So in protest I vowed to come in to work no matter how sick I was. Even brought a change of clothes in case I’d need it.

Then of course I didn’t get sick again until after the contract ended.

And AMD drivers run on Linux. It’s an ouroboros.

Makes sense. It’s Boost for Lemmy.

Edit: the Boost dev fixed it.

Here’s what I see from your link:

But I think I figured it out, you left a period at the end of the sentence, and it got included in the link.

Had to do some looking up to see that that’s two different movies.

The Nude Bomb (1980)
The Girl, The Gold Watch & Everything (1980)

Oh, good point

Having human intellect should help, like knowing to stay away from corners because of spider webs, knowing how windows, doors, and vents work. Also I wouldn’t just stay a fly - I would switch back as soon as feasible. (But might head for a clothing store first)

First thought is a very small insect, especially a small flying bug, so I could effectively vanish instantly and escape from most any situation.

Of course this comes with some assumptions, such as magically keeping my intelligence. And not aging at hyper speed while transformed, etc.

Agreed. It’s just really hard to get the word out for something like that, and especially when there’s a deadline.

That’s fair. However I was making the comparison with the general population, and yeah, knowing that websites exist outside the big 3/4 ones they use is already a feat for them.

The odds are still very low for a Pillowfort user to know of us, but have to be a huge multiple of the odds for a typical Tumblr user.

By way of example, I made a Pillowfort account myself when the Tumblr porn ban happened. So there’s at least one. (Although I didn’t stick around there much)

I was a bit too young to see Arachnophobia when I did.

There’s a third one in said state which is a measure to repeal a tax on yearly income over USD$1 million. Of course it’s confusingly worded. “Should this measure be enacted into law? Yes/No”

That app is much older than a week. I’m seeing last update 4 weeks ago and I’ve had it installed for what feels like a year or so, but might not be that long.

Perfection.

I feel like people who are already using an ‘alternate’ site are more likely to have heard of other ones.

Even flipped, it’s still weird in English with “Having cake” meaning “Eating cake” in most contexts anyway.

Super Mario Bros 3.

That airship theme.

Right there in your link, it says she’s AI:

Amanda Caswell is an AI journalist

/s

As you just proved, while it might be possible to write robust software that deals with dates/times, I wouldn’t bet on it, and it’s Definitely not practical to try.

But you are right that leap seconds were common enough to try and handle. There’s a bunch of ways to handle them though, each incompatible with the others.

Oh right, that song I heard too much Last Christmas