That does make sense. But like you say it wouldn’t have been common, especially compared to the keyboard being unplugged or not-enough-plugged-to-work
Before USB, I never saw it happen that I was able to press F1 (or other keys asked by other BIOSs).
Reminds me of
‘Keyboard not found
Press F1 to Resume’
(Back in the PS/2 days a keyboard wouldn’t work if not connected at boot, so F1 could never be typed there)
Arachnophobia
It doesn’t actually still haunt me (I’m the family spider hunter) but I did get nightmares for a while from that one.
Is that a particular Andrew that I don’t recognize?
Just in case anyone thought this was just a joke…
“Incus is a next-generation system container, application container, and virtual machine manager.”
I wouldn’t be surprised. I’d guess a lot of the law stuff is either wrong or super obvious also. But I did like the show
Yes, a TV show character who is obsessed with whales, and talks about them non-stop when allowed.
(The plot of the show is that she’s Korea’s first autistic attorney. The title is “Extraordinary Attorney Woo”)
That’s true. I actually watched both versions
Hey, that lady doesn’t look like Woo Young-woo, whether it is read straight or flipped. Kayak, deed, rotator, noon, racecar, Woo Young-woo, Yeoksam Station.
“pass through itself” does seem like cheating to me.
And yet transphobes can write about witches, with unfortunately great success.
And some people think memes started on the Internet.
Absolutely. Anyone who has done any programming should recognize that changing what’s in the quote is corrupting the data.
If I’m quoting a question though, then it makes sense to include the question mark in the quote.
I laughed when Joe asked "That's the hill you chose?".
Who says it’s not?
(/s)
I checked, and the one by WSDNR doesn’t seem to actually exist on Spotify. I think either it’s a photoshop based on the real one, or that real one was based on the picture… but not funny.
I wonder which came first, the picture OP found or that playlist you found. I’m guessing the playlist was first.
I haven’t looked into it yet, but my guess is that this is only for new articles, but existing ones defaced by AI can just be reverted.