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“Please, world World, FOSS World Needs Funding for Something You Want”

I’m not saying this is a question to train AI on a specific piece of information, but i don’t know that it would have been worded differently if it was.

You know atuin is legit because the demo gif on their site is using GruvBox, the most bestest color scheme.

Had this setup for 4.5yrs. No issues.

I have an RV with 2x 10 gauge, 50’ extensions running power to it. I have a built-to-purpose coverat the connection point. Its fine and safe enough. Just keep slack at the connection. It cant be under pull stress.

We can start using BloodTree universally in place of either…

… honestly, the most likely argument is that they saw other races and collectively assumed they ought to have nipples too (oi! why dem pink skins 'ave dots on em? Orkzz ought 'ave em too!! wauuugh) also and so they manifested them. now its just part of their genetic code and none of them ask why anymore.

psychological warfare. First thing the Necron & C’tan did in battle was hesitate thinking, “wtf? do those monsters have nipples?”

This guy watched The Lightbulb Conspiracy… Am I right…?

*Old man knowledge here, not a professional mechanic. *

It’s fine.

Wasn’t the first eggs we ate as a species and they were relatively easy to get compared to larger game or birds that flew

We probably started eating eggs in general cause we saw other animals eating them and we liked protein too.

it’s not about the nail

Cheers. You turned me on to Leanpub too. Looking forward to diving in

There are bootstraps you haven’t appropriately pulled up if you live at home.

The more legitimate reason is that there’s a school of thought that you can’t become a fully-fledged, independent adult without putting some distance between youself and the folks that raised you. There’s a difference between someone who never left home and is content to just stay in the status quo, vs an adult who maybe went to off to college or was away from home for some period of time while working that has had to come back due to challenging circumstances and doesn’t plan to stay longer than they need to. Obviously, the stereotype is of the former and not the latter.