Right! I smoked for over 30 years. I started vaping about 12 years ago. Prior to that I tried quitting numerous times - patches, lozenges, pills - none really lasted. Vaping works and it sure as hell is less harmful than the cocktail you get from old-school cigs.
It is honestly really frustrating to see the issue of relative harm just get flat out ignored. "Vaping is bad" - you never see it compared in any sensible way to alcohol, cigarettes, formaldehyde from carpets - what have you (all of which are more or less bad). "Even drinking water can harm the body" is about as useful a statement. This is so tiresome - we're not children.
Several years ago I was looking for an open source private "cloud" manager for work. My boss at the time said he'd seen OpenNebula in use while he was in the army so I looked. At that time I though ONe looked like a promising project - it was fully open and had what appeared to be a vibrant community. I set it up at home - was happy - then got it going at work. At this point we have about 150vms (at work) on a dozen or so hosts.
Ok @[email protected] - you are absolutely correct - this is an amazing series. I'm gonna confess that it was a very hard slog for me to get through the first 2.5 seasons, but then it just became this neverending stream of "wait... what?!?!? woah!!!". I'm in the second half of season four and I'm kinda blown away. I'm absolutely certain I'll be re-watching it to find some of that weaving you mentioned. Thanks again for your description.
Best way to read ruby docs at command line?
I have been sort of flummoxed by this for a number of years, though for the most part I gave up trying to understand and just started using the yard web server. But... does there exist a modern "best-practices" way of reading ruby docs at the command line these days? In Pry? I've played around with ri and show-doc (in pry) - neither of them seem to work very well. Am I missing something?
I just had this crazy thought: England used to be strangely obsessed with hovercraft. I wonder if they have some still today; those would be kinda awesome for blowing past mine fields wouldn't they?
Well - thanks for that - I'm giving it another go. "Long arcs" definitely reel me in :)
I have to confess that I've never been able to get into Babylon 5. I've tried several times starting from the first episode but I've never found myself "sucked in". TBH it has always struck me as political soap opera with lots of makeup.
But as I said - I've never gotten into it, and I've read many times that it is great. So - I really want to like it.
I think I'd be in your debt if you sell me on it - at what point(s) might I be so into this show that I just can't stop watching?
Does anyone have an idea if this is anywhere near the mass needed to account for "dark matter"? It sounds like something that (if true) would at least change the math a bit... ?
I think something is still messed up - I've tried nuking all my lemmy.world cookies and I've done a couple sign-out-sign-in sequences. Those things don't seem to improve things. The way it's acting it's not hard to imagine a messed up load balancer or a split brainy thing somewhere; hitting reload repeatedly will eventually get you a properly rendered page.
[edit: with a desktop browser]
I lived on a boat for many years and most of those at commercial fishing docks. Someone left a 5 gallon bucket of anchovies out in front of their boat on the dock for a couple days - with the cover on. I was present when it was opened. PTSD level bad.