Your name is an anagram of “go, dragomen”.
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Cake day: June 12th, 2023
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A friend of mine lives in Vermont. He told me about a house that used to give our little black-and-white comics full of Republican-flavour Christian propaganda that were so bad he actually thought they were parody. But, yeah, fuck all that shit. If it doesn’t make your spit hurt, what’s the point?
Someone else posted this but then deleted their comment despite it being shocking relevant.
“I took the liberty of relieving you of your tools. Most of them were cow property. As for the thagomizer, I think you’ve earned it.”
Exactly what I thought of, one of our boys’ best works. Also, be careful of those tracking numbers in your YouTube links.
hmmmm…
Mist.
No, you’ll fuck your back up.
But, seriously, it is amazing. When I was a kid the school had an already very old computer that could run the BBC Domesday Project, a mid-1980s snapshot of life in the UK using the latest (for the time) multimedia technology, which included a bespoke LaserDisc player. By the time I used it, it was already failing and by the early naughts it was essentially lost media, with virtually no working hardware left and the Laserdiscs themselves starting to perish with age. Meanwhile, the original Domesday manuscript - written in the 1086 IIRC - still exists: coddled, protected and safe, but still there.
2·4 days agoI have nothing to contribute except this heartwarming story.
Goannae get me cuuuube, Mort-ee.
HELL YEAH BROTHER I DIDN’T HEAR THAT FIRST BIT THOUGH BECAUSE YOU SAID IT A BIT QUIETLY AND I HAVE POOR HEARING BUT I’M AFRAID OF THE DOCTOR SO I CAN’T DO MUCH ABOUT IT AWWOOOOOO
It’s an interesting project to set up your own mail server but it’s not simple, especially if you’ve never hosted a public-facing service like that before. It’s a good way of learning the ins-and-outs of hosting, DNS, certificates, networking, etc but you really need to want to do it and it’s not worth doing for its own sake, imho. Initial setup is a pain in the ass, but ongoing maintenance and troubleshooting is awful.