Depending on your facing, presumably “the East side of my ribs hurt”.

I am “the guy” at my kids’ schools. I love it. When they need a last minute volunteer for something, they know how to reach me.

I am thinking you wear ONLY the sandwich board

The are apparently some clubs for activities, Craigslist, dating/hookup apps, and if all else fails you can walk around certain parts of town with a sandwich board.

Doesn’t seem like a difficult goal to achieve. The first one, I mean.

No, actually!

(It’s too late in my TZ)

No, actually!

I seemed not to have ingredients near me at first, and I got stuck with no clue what to do. I uninstalled and reinstalled the game to get the instructions to come up again, and made two potions. Is there a way to get back to the help/tutorial?

This looks awesome! Downloaded. I already play Walkscape, which is like RuneScape but works by counting steps. This will be a fun addition.

Is it playable while traveling? I don’t know if it’s a waste to put down stuff in places to which I’ll never return.

Same here. My Logitech 602 works fine with… I think it was Piper?

Of course. That was it won’t make anyone sad.

I use home-manager too, but maybe I’m not leveraging it enough since I’m the only user. I’ll look at Mise, thanks.

If you don’t use a venv at all, do you add every new requirement to your main config.nix?

If it matters, I’m not a real developer. I don’t deploy or package anything. I’m just making tools for my own work. I’m not concerned about Nix-like reproducibility for my python scripts because they’re pretty simple and only live on my machine.

A sound strategy.

Maybe don’t play this game…https://neal.fun/password-game/

That’s so annoying!

I’ve also seen a login form where the username field also has the password type, so my password manager pastes the password in both!

I appreciate your comment anyway! I didn’t know passwords would be hashed to a consistent length - I can see how that would be more secure.

I don’t think in the cases that I mentioned, that the hash of my entered/saved/extralong password was being compared to the stored hash they had on file, I think what happened is the input field validation was changed and would no longer allow a password that was valid under their previous rules.

I just hate it when a program or website has a MAXIMUM password length, and despise even more when the password requirements/limits aren’t shown on the page. “Failed to update password” WHY!? WHY DID IT FAIL!? Oh, you think 16 characters is enough? Were my extra 70 bytes of storage space hurting your margins?

I use a password manager and I’ve twice seen a website not let me in with my saved credentials, and on resetting my account discovering that the maximum password length is now shorter than the password I have been using for months. If you are going to change the password constraints, fine, but you could allow login once and immediately force a password change.

I was walking to college and a middle aged guy was sat at the red light in his new Porsche convertible. I have never been interested in Porsches, but I guess he mistook my “is it safe to cross the street” eye contact as deep interest in, and probably jealousy for, his stupid car.

He started revving behind me, and the instant the light turned green he took off on his left turn and oversteered into a ditch. I’ll never forget how angry he was with his car, as if it were the car’s fault that he was a douchenozzle.

Is it? Every time nixpkgs changes the python minor version all of my virtualenvs break, which is a pain. I guess I need to look into dev shell or something.