Don’t worry, you’re not alone.

Founded by Nazis, but abandoned during the war and revived by British army officer Ivan Hirst whom both saw the potential for turning it into a workshop and building new vehicles for the British occupation forces.

After the war it was used by REME (Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers) to repair British army vehicles, and it was used to build new vehicles. It was handed over to West Germany in september 1949.

The company as we know it today therefore effectively has more British roots than Nazi ones.

At least Gollum was able to resolve a war, even if it was a happy little accident.

I stayed with vegetarians a while ago. I’ve never seen an oven so vile and rancid. Turns out veggies are perfectly capable of turning an oven into a carbonized cesspool, no blood required.🤢

I didn’t had the time to go into that much detail, but that is correct. 🙂

The company actually inquired, our government said no. That’s what you get when capitalists are at the wheel and expect “the market” will magically solve everything.

The title is a bit misleading by the way, it’s about the company that hosts the infrastructure, Solvinity. The application itself is built and maintained by a government agency called Logius.

Is your nut red and hot to the touch? Could be an STI, time to see the doctor.

But how to sexualize male characters and do “fan service” for the female audience?

Easy, just add Caius Cosades to your game:

If your tip looks like that I’d recommend getting an antibiotic course, looks like syphilis to me.

Who’s to know? Personally I suspect this is before he dips his face in a fresh bucket of Cheetos.

But what if it is retouched? Seeing how he hates facts with a passion I’d say he must love these photos in that case.

The decomposing hamster he carries on top of his head blew apart due to strong winds, which made him look even older and unhealthier than usual. You can’t tell me that wasn’t a deliberate move, seeing how strictly regulated the media is over there.

It moves the value of register (a CPU memory cell) rbx to register rax. It’s not that important though.

Basically the comic shows that the CPU is happily chugging along, executing instructions when suddenly the keyboard sends an interrupt telling the CPU it must stop all work and listen to whatever it has to say.

That was how keyboards worked before USB (back when they used PS/2 or DIN connectors). With USB it’s the other way around: the device gets polled X times per second to check if it has any data to send.

Personally I’ve found the Canon laser MFPs to also play nice with Linux, with both scanning and printing working just fine.

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I concur, if only because it’s also Dutch for “sausage”, which I find highly appropriate in this case.

“I also like to live dangerously.”

So is comparing a Microsoft bug to the highlight of the Apollo project and conveniently ignoring all the setbacks that both led up to and followed it.

I don’t mind bashing Microsoft where warranted, but this just feels like cherry picking from a long list of technical and procedural failures.

Apollo 1:

Fire, I smell fire. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaah!

Roger Chaffee (presumed)

Outlook malfunctioning is extremely tame compared to the issues the early space program ran in to. Somehow this meme really rubs me the wrong way.

You missed the joke. That was a quote from Deus Ex, the game depicted in the screenshot. 🙂

And the spacing. So weird and unnatural.

Why? It’s completely natural that people tend to distance themselves from anything that smells like decomposition and rot.

He and Michiel van den Bos basically wrote the soundtrack of my youth. Really bizarre to see Siren is struggling to land a full time job. Sad times indeed.