“Yes but can you play Doom on it?”

Seaweed, roasted sesame… I went to a Sushi buffet the other day, I guess it shows.
But I believe these especially have nutrients that make them very satisfying in a way meat often does.

Really depends on the prodct I’d say.

The egg in mayo plays a very specific role (emulsifier basically) that has very little to do with taste; I can imagine adequate vegan alternatives exist. Do you know more about this?

“Looting the country like post-soviet Russia” is a comparison I’d like to see more often!

I too hate the comment you’re replying to, but calling the USA - hell, even North America, though I don’t see how that would apply here, I’m just trying to accomodate you - a fucking continent is just wrong. Coupled with the good ol’ “my state is larger than most European countries” - yeah, no.

There are much better arguments to be made against that sort of comment.

Obligatory

Poor Kif.

I mean, they probably didn’t say that out of the blue, right?

I have my reservations about the curly-haired one who expects friends to shut up in front of bigoted hosts.

Only someone who doesn’t read man pages would reply like that.

OK let me rephrase: do you even know what the -f option is there for?

cd can only enter a directory that exists anyway

OK now imagine that $TEMPDIR is not set (something @[email protected] also alludes to in their top-level comment).

cd "$TEMPDIR/tests" now becomes cd "/tests"

[ -d "" ] always fails.

It depends if I create subdirectories in an uncontrolled manner.

This has little to do with the -f option. I wasn’t refering to the -r option. Did you even read man rm?

I think you should start the last line with [ -d "$TEMPDIR" ] && cd ....

Do you even need to use -f with rm?

It is. Most EU countries build on a strong legal system of separation of powers etc. that makes it hard to dismantle democracy with the alacrity MAGA is currently doing it in the USA.

But nevertheless, we’re all aware of the rise of fascism in Europe and are extremely worried.

Or just an oversized band aid

not as hot

Perfect.

Except… can somebody bring me up to speed wrt Kash Patel and dogs?

edit: Poodle Room maybe?

Hey look I’ve “created” this tool that exploits the fediverse because reddit won’t let me!

Also: AI to feed AI. As if we didn’t have enough of that already. Exploiting other people’s IP, exploiting people’s water and energy, and fucking up people’s lives both on- and offline.

Look at the exhaust pipe!

Do you also carry burn cream?

lol ok

It’s proven then: Letsencrypt is bigger and better than anything any European even for profit company has to offer.

I think you misunderstood something there; they’re very explicitely offering free certs.

I just went 90% through the process (I might need them anyhow later this year), it’s like this:
What you say is a PRO feature, unlimited certs with one account, is not meant as “unlimited in time” but “unlimited number of certs at any given time”.

Thanks.

What a niche drama.

I thought this was about Trump, somehow. Wouldn’t that be nice.

This is why I never even started using Letsencrypt; looking at the fine print, you actually enter into some kind of contract with some US entity under US law, which I don’t want even if it’s the coolest of all FOSS foundations.

Here’s a site that has some info:
https://www.eurotoolkit.eu/categories/certificate-authority-ca
I have used certum.pl for years and it looks like I might go back to them soon because my VPS provider doesn’t offer bundled certs anymore.

I used to pay €40/year iirc.
I suspect it’s gotten more expensive though.

edit:
oh looks like ZeroSSL are doing it letsencrypt-style with Acme protocol for €0.

edit2:
No, not more expensive. Some of the providers in the above link are labyrinthine and I couldn’t even find a Pricing section - usually a sign that it’s too expensive at least for a normal consumer - but others offer yearly certs for as little as €30 (taxes not included).

edit3:
Yeah some people are going to have a hard time accepting that a contract with a for-profit company under EU jurisdiction might be preferable to a contract with a non-profit under US jurisdiction.