TIL there’s such a thing as luncheon meat. I thought that was just what they did in junior league.

In languages like C, your application code can register what is called a signal handler. These functions get called when the process receives a signal. You could do something like reload a config file for example, without the user needing to stop and restart the process.

Watermark your username on your meme but then make it unreadable.

It’s also awkwardly worded. You would say “a boulder?”

Though that leaves the door open to repeat the first line and put the letter a in bold. Which might actually be funnier.

Are you saying a .world admin was deleting posts on a different instance? Pretty sure that’s not possible.

This is an obscure reference.

It’s already a reboot.

In this version, all the zombies are in line for toilet paper outside the grocery store.

In the sequel, you combine it with The Mummy, where they use the mummy for toilet paper.

Find information on the internet with this one weird trick. Encyclopedias hate him.

Get your ducks in a column.

First read serving sausage pain.

Why did they fabricate this? Sympathy?

Who are #2 and #4 ?

Yeah, and not due to a bunch of shitty spy equipment strapped to it. Poor guy.

I think his mom told him not to.

Well for the end users and any regulators it’s a great idea. But the companies aren’t going to go along with this.

Why measure performance metrics in terms of output when we can just 1984 everyone’s workstation.

Let’s say this goes through, how is a company going to prove it is not using an “algorithmic feed” unless they open source their code and/or provide some public interface to test and validate feed content?

Plus, even without an “algorithmic feed”, couldn’t some third party using bots control a simple chronological or upvote/like-based feed? And then those third parties, via contracts and agreements, would manipulate the content rather than the social media owner itself.

“You can take this off of me now.”

Ask those same people if they will abolish paying for the military. See what they say.