*outraged mooing*

More of an uuuh for me, but still upvote.

English is my second language, but my understanding was that nobody mowed their lawn with a scythe, but tall grass and wheat is something that you would absolutely have cut with a scythe.

The very same.

On the smaller scale it’s probably my wife and dog dying, in the larger scheme of things it’s the rise of fascism here in Germany and Europe.

Username checks out.

• Mowing grass with a scythe instead of a mower
• Splitting wood with an axe instead of an electrical splitter

They both are quieter and calming to the mind and soul, meditative even. And you kind of feel like an NPC in Anno 1602.

This: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotating_detonation_engine

Ultimate “Is It Cake?” challenge.

The wizard of the Emerald City by Alexander Volkov

It’s called opportunity cost.

Huh, I wonder why having the most chaotic animals known to mankind guide explosives to a precise location never took off…

There really is a lot of tension on these photos.

My whole life has been a lie!

Hmm, very mammalian indeed.

Professor Hubert Farnsworth:

This is uncomfortable and humiliating. Now if they were to make it in the form of a suppository…

The Internet is for Porn

It’s been a while for me and i can’t try things out atm, but i think vSphere SSH access is only for managing the appliance itself, not objects like VMs in a vSphere cluster. For that, you would have to use the Python SDK or PowerCLI.

If you run VMware, you can use PowerCLI to interact with your vSphere servers, and PowerCLI requires PowerShell and uses similar syntax. I haven’t tried it on Linux yet, but I would assume that that might be a valid use case.

You know, I said a similar thing about Brexit. To a British person. In their face. While being way less intoxicated than I care to admit. And she replied a thing that still resonates with me to this day. She said that I have to remember that there were a significant number of people who didn’t vote Leave, and they’re now being fucked over as well. They didn’t want that, they didn’t vote for that, and yet they still have to live with the consequences. And leaving the country is not an option for most people.

Remember that when you talk about what “y’all Texans” voted for. Have some empathy and compassion for the people that did the right thing and still have to live through this shit now. Learn from my mistake.

It’s been, idk, six years or something since, and I still cringe at least once a week thinking about how ignorant I was. Never had/took the chance to apologize either.