blarg1

13 ms·

91.
by blarg1 5y ago
I vaguely remember when I was a kid our hifi system had buttons like that, they were all round cylindrical buttons
92.
by blarg1 5y ago
We had this super aggressive magpie that we fed occasionally, it would sometimes swoop me, sometimes clip my head with its wing tip and then land in front of me, expecting food. Not sure if it didn't recognise me at first and aborted i
93.
by blarg1 5y ago
Yep I'm going back to my mercury and lead alloy pot.
94.
by blarg1 5y ago
I still have nightmares from back then.
95.
by blarg1 5y ago
> some kind of projectile distance-sensing tech I'd assumed it would be a timer.
96.
by blarg1 5y ago
Here in Australia, I was once riding down a main road, nearly keeping up with the few cars on the road, someone drove past me and blasted the horn for about 10 seconds. Don't know what their problem was.
97.
by blarg1 5y ago
Cool I'll give it a try.
98.
by blarg1 5y ago
Probably because people like me can't be bothered figuring out how to setup libvirt/Kvm/Qemu.
99.
by blarg1 5y ago
He's probably a German.
100.
by blarg1 5y ago
Could try a ball mouse, the one I use, has the thumb on the ball, and the normal fingers for the buttons.
101.
by blarg1 5y ago
I wish someone had told me about these dreams before I went to school/uni, so I wouldn't have ever slacked off causing me to have these worries in the first place.
102.
by blarg1 5y ago
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
103.
by blarg1 5y ago
it keeps asking me to click the images with john connor.
104.
by blarg1 5y ago
Ha I see my brother doing that to his youngest, grabs him as he's walking by and smells the top of his head, which really annoys him :)
105.
by blarg1 5y ago
we had a teacher that would type our questions into google (or whatever search engine we had back then) for us :)
106.
by blarg1 5y ago
I've done it on the grate, just don't use oil, it's not necessary and will make your often smoke+smell and will blacken the grate
107.
by blarg1 5y ago
I use to have arch break a lot because I only updated every couple of months, fixed it every time by looking at the forums. I don't seem to have those problems any more though.
108.
by blarg1 5y ago
I had an external harddrive with exfat that lost all its partition information. Worked one day, then few days later plugged it in and it was all gone.
109.
by blarg1 5y ago
Ah I got excited for a second, I'll stick with ue4 if its only EC
110.
by blarg1 5y ago
how fast they bang their keyboard
111.
by blarg1 5y ago
I vaguely remember when I was less than 4 years, where things had a dream like quality. A butterfly landed on my shoulder and I didn't see it take off so I thought it had gone through my skin into my body. Freaked me out a bit :(
112.
by blarg1 5y ago
Does anyone know what could potentially be accessed through these exploits? Like could we just not use the browser's password manager or use a separate browser for sensitive websites (eg banking)?
113.
by blarg1 5y ago
1 to paint the line and 7 to make sure it's straight
114.
by blarg1 5y ago
I wonder if I would be safe to use this if I removed all my sensitive passwords from the browser's password manager and/or harddrive? Does anyone know what is at risk from these exploits?
115.
by blarg1 5y ago
During the run up to iraq war, our history teacher would bring in the newspaper and deconstruct the headlines.
116.
by blarg1 5y ago
This channel is pretty good at debunking a lot of these: https://www.youtube.com/c/MickWest/videos
117.
by blarg1 5y ago
What if I use both?
118.
by blarg1 5y ago
Might as well boot from the linux drive and add a grub entry for windows.
119.
by blarg1 5y ago
> Most people are very respectful and libs and conservatives can debate. Can you work on curing cancer next?
120.
by blarg1 5y ago
Nah, they're a small all black ant that looks like this: https://www.aepma.com.au/PestDetail/2/Black%20House%20Ant Don't know if they're a different species or what tho.

More ›