FigMcLargeHuge

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FigMcLargeHuge,

I really hope the FAA pulls his license over this shit. His daddy owns the helicopter so this is just some entitled asshole, who I hope gets to sit in traffic with the rest of us soon.

FigMcLargeHuge,

If only we had a choice like Camacho right now… Someone please get in touch with Terry Crews and beg him to run for president!

FigMcLargeHuge,

Self checkouts never seem to fit the bags I bring in. And I bought them at the very same store.

FigMcLargeHuge,

Yup. Back to the original post, have you thought about 3d printing a hangar to just temporarily put on the shopping cart? I was thinking about designing something real quick.

FigMcLargeHuge,

I have a 3d printer and it was the first thing I thought of. Had no idea you could do the same.

Here is what I came up with. This should just hook onto the top of the cart. imgur.com/zgbTrOs

FigMcLargeHuge,

What got me is that the end portal was already active. Call me when you truly start from scratch.

FigMcLargeHuge,

I would love to see what it spit out if you feed it exactly what OP asked.

FigMcLargeHuge,

Cool. Thanks for posting that.

FigMcLargeHuge,

It’s even worse than the title suggests in my opinion. “One time when the helicopter landed, the business owner said the pilot told him it was a private aircraft. He also added the pilot said he was asked to land in the parking lot to “scare off” people without homes who were sleeping in the complex.” So they land in this parking lot to scare off homeless people. WTF kind of bizarre dystopia are we living in.

Beware expired food at Randall’s

Yes yes yes, I know how much everyone loves H‑E‑B. Just wanted to warn you if you’re an occasional Randall’s shopper — check the expiration dates on merchandise before purchasing. I’ve come across expired milk, yogurt, and eggs on shelves at two locations in the past couple of weeks. Some were expired by two weeks or...

FigMcLargeHuge,

Same goes for HEB. I have caught some things expired there too.

FigMcLargeHuge,

Oopsie.

FigMcLargeHuge,

Little rich kid fucked around and found out what real life is like.

FigMcLargeHuge,

I would be willing to bet he could toss a few salads.

FigMcLargeHuge,

Fyi, I can’t imagine playing more than a minute on a phone without an external controller. I tried once…

  1. On a realm with a friend currently. We occasionally just reset everything and start from scratch.
  2. Also a lot of single player. For some reason starting out on a new world is fun to me.
  3. I sometimes randomly seek out an invite to a SMP server and again, like to get on and start out. This one has more of a feeling like I am being hunted, so I usually start the world and hit the ground running. I have been pretty good at getting far away from spawn and making a nice underground fortress. My main list of items to get before I go underground is various saplings, some buckets of water, some sugarcane to make a map, and string. Once I have a fishing pole and some food and water I can find a spot to go underground and never come back up, unless I feel like it. I will eventually make a huge room and plant trees so I can harvest my own wood, and build a pond that I can fish out of.

I play mostly on my Switch on bedrock, but have a Java edition copy that I use occasionally. Depends on my mood and where I am at. I prefer Java edition, but the ease of picking up my Switch or having it docked to the tv really makes it convenient to just hop on a game. All of my worlds are just vanilla. Not really into the whole mods bit.

FigMcLargeHuge,

and coming up with absurd reality TV soon,

Holy shit, that ship sailed years ago. Ten years ago I told everyone that we have officially made too many cameras. Are you trying to imply this will get worse?

FigMcLargeHuge,

I know. I was being halfheartedly sarcastic. There’s some horrifically dumb shit out there now. This ought to be exciting to see how far down the barrel they can scrape.

FigMcLargeHuge,

I would almost prefer it. Javascript is the herpes of html, and the majority of websites now are just completely infested with it. I don’t know if these companies are actually visiting their own sites, but it’s horrible. Ton’s of wasted data and time on this garbage. I have been going in and turning off javascript just to keep all of the shit from popping up, covering the screen, etc. So yeah, a command line browser sounds pretty fucking good again.

FigMcLargeHuge,

I don’t trust this article or China for that matter.

Then I guess it’s a good thing that this is Japan we are talking about.

FigMcLargeHuge,

I mean isn’t Nickelback Candian? But my 10K left of Parent Plus Student loans… Well fuck me evidently…

Things like this turn people off from Linux

I run Mylar on my Xubuntu server to manage my comic collection. I found out recently that there’s a tool that can convert the embedded .jpgs to .webp to save space, but it only works on cbz files and not cbr (zipped vs rar for those who don’t know). I wanted to convert all of my cbr to cbz so that I could run the tool on all...

FigMcLargeHuge,

Yup, the exact thing OP is complaining about is exactly why I prefer to use Linux.

FigMcLargeHuge,

Looking at all the replies here I don’t see anyone asking what’s in your script. Is everything in the script pointing to full folder names?

Try adding this at the end of the entry:

1>/home/{username}/crontabscript.out 2>/home/{username}/crontabscript.err

Replace {username} with your login id. See what you get in those files when it runs. That might give you some better clues as to what’s going on.

FigMcLargeHuge,

As @zero_spelled_with_an_ecks mentioned, you have too many time fields.

FigMcLargeHuge,

Don’t let your dreams be dreams.

FigMcLargeHuge,

That’s no shit folks!!!

FigMcLargeHuge,

You should. My best friend hates adding water to his keurig machine. So he designed a float and such, mailed me the tank lid and components with a diagram of how they should fit. I designed and built the rack that fits on the lid and mailed it all back to him. Works like a charm.

I want to switch to Linux but there are a few major hurdles.

So I have a situation. I really want to switch to Linux as my main gaming/production OS but need the Adobe suite as I am a graphic designer. Adobe is the golden standard for this industry (and likely to always be) so while Gimp and Inkscape might work, they are not feasible for my career. I also know that there will be...

FigMcLargeHuge,

The problem is, sometimes while you might be open to using certain software, the people you need to work with and collaborate make that hard. For instance, Early 2000’s, I was tasked with making some weekly magazines. I used Scribus. The people at the printer, of which I had no control over unless I wanted to foot the bill, made life pretty damn miserable because I wasn’t using whatever adobe product they were used to. Things worked, but it was a time that I would much rather leave in the past as I can’t describe the frustration caused.

Totally forgot about geocaching until I saw this community (lemmy.world)

My kids and I used to do this all the time. Lots of great memories. About the time the geocaching app in the Apple Store stopped working and they created a new subscription app, we quit. Any app recommendations for getting back into this? Anything free out there, or is it all subscription-based?

FigMcLargeHuge, (edited )

Same here. Just logged back into geocaching and see that they still have caches you have to pay to see. Bummer.

FigMcLargeHuge,

They seem to be getting a pass on using copyrighted materials to feed these programs so I am doubting that we would get legislation protecting our own likenesses, or those of our loved ones. I bet you couldn’t even get lawmakers to understand what they would need to write into law. They (american lawmakers) all seem to be so up to speed on technology. /s

FigMcLargeHuge,

I was thinking the same thing, or if a lawmakers granddaughter is AI’ed into some porn.

FigMcLargeHuge,

Because that’s a news story I have already read about. This has happened to people. No need to be so sanctimonious.

FigMcLargeHuge,

Welcome to what we call news these days. You just described what my local teams would call “Investigative” reporting ie: “removing all context.”

FigMcLargeHuge,

It’s funny how we managed to survive without streaming services. I distinctly remember teaching my kids how to rewind a vcr tape. They watched the same Barney episode about 400 times per day. Guess kids nowadays can’t handle that.

FigMcLargeHuge,

Managed accounts is a huge one for me. Even with just one extra person in your household, it is a lifesaver for keeping everything separate.

FigMcLargeHuge,

I didn’t force them to to anything. Not sure how anyone jumped to that conclusion.

FigMcLargeHuge,

Even at a young age they have their own freewill. I forced nothing, merely provided them the tools, which was my point. You don’t have to have a subscription to a streaming service to keep a child entertained.

FigMcLargeHuge,

You know that shows only come on at scheduled times, and having a set of various tapes was the same as having an online subscription that’s being discussed in this thread. And yes, we taped shows for the kids to watch and add to their library. There’s a million things I can’t explain why a couple of kids aged 3 and 6 would do. Watching Barney over and over is just one of them.

FigMcLargeHuge,

Bingo.

FigMcLargeHuge,

Exactly. Just making larger queries or adding in more if then statements does not make anything intelligent. It’s just larger.

The 35 Best Sci-Fi Movies Of All Time, Ranked - Read the article, then argue (www.cinemablend.com)

Science fiction is quite simply one of the most popular genres of film that we have. The creation of faraway places and futuristic technology seems to be exactly what the medium of film was designed to create. Sci-fi on film has been around for as long as there have been movies. But which ones are the best? Figuring that out is...

FigMcLargeHuge,

I have to agree with their #1 pick.

spoiler2001 - A Space Odyssey

I finally got to see it in the theater and it is a mind blowing experience. The visuals and the sound. I had only ever seen it on a tube tv, and eventually got to see an HD version which blew me away, and then when I saw it in the theater, it was not only the visuals, but the sound. The sound… I can only imagine what it was to see this in the theater when it was originally shown.

FigMcLargeHuge,

You muenster!

FigMcLargeHuge,

Extra sharp bunch we have here.

FigMcLargeHuge,

(You should see a line output)

Just a reminder that the line you see shouldn’t be the grep line. You can use ‘ps aux | grep 1635 | grep -v grep’

FigMcLargeHuge,

A little disappointed in BBC with the clickbait title there… All is not lost as the headline implies, per the article:

While fuller communication is not yet established, Voyager 2 is programmed to reset its orientation multiple times each year to keep its antenna pointing at Earth. The next reset is due on 15 October, which Nasa says “should enable communication to resume”.

Frustrating that they make it sound like this is a big deal.

FigMcLargeHuge,

It’s pretty frustrating that the news lately just goes out of their way to make things look bleak. Like that CNN story about Saturn’s rings “disappearing”. They mentioned that “future astronomers might not get the chance to view Saturn’s rings.” and went on about how they were disappearing. At the very end of the article was the estimate of the timeline, and it was 100 million years. Give me a fucking break. These fucking news outlets with their clickbait bullshit titles just irritates me. I get you were just posting what was there. My frustration is just at the news outlets themselves.

FigMcLargeHuge,

The professors who still keep shilling Matlab should be fired.

Don’t a lot of professors write their own textbooks, and then shill those to the students as mandatory? Good luck upsetting this apple cart.

FigMcLargeHuge,

Nice job. I like the look of that. I too like sometimes just getting on a game and sitting down in a spot and watching things just happen. I built a large treehouse in a desert area just to watch things crawl around at night.

FigMcLargeHuge,

It’s a realm my friend and I currently work on. When I feel like it I just sign on and go sit in my treehouse. I just had a bunny rabbit by the front door, and managed to tag him with a name, so maybe he will stick around for a while. Here is a link to the pics.

imgur.com/a/TfwrIMz

FigMcLargeHuge,

It did. Lots of planning, and effort. The trunk is 6x6 blocks in size and each level I went out 10 blocks each direction. It took real life days of wandering around just to find the area I wanted to build in. I brought the basics I needed to get the truck and some area to start putting up a furnace with hoppers to make all the glass. Blew through a couple of shovels and found some lava to keep the furnace going. That’s the kind of goofy stuff I enjoy doing though.

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