“corn” (or cō̆rn) meant any small seed or grain, like a grain of sand, salt, or cereal, deriving from a Proto-Germanic word for “small seed” (kurnam) and ultimately PIE ǵrh₂nóm. It was a general term for local cereal crops, so in England it meant wheat or barley, in Scotland oats, and later, when Europeans met maize in the Americas, they called it “corn” because it was the local grain.

Thats how corned beef got named, corns of salt.

Tbf most of the time you just had to clear ssd space and rebuild indices after restarting services as mostly the mail was there but stuck in queue

This is an amusing thread for me as my day job used to be unfucking postfix and exim servers daily for a fleet of vps and dedi boxes.

Facial recognition is a thing wear a mask cause while image search isn’t great now you don’t need someone to find it in 10 years

A billionaire whose hobby is Marine conservation. That yacht is a floating lab.

Inkfish, founded by Gabe Newell, aims to advance marine science by providing tools and access for deep-ocean exploration, focusing on serving the scientific community rather than personal interests. The organization’s mission is to integrate marine science, engineering, and technology to map uncharted seafloor, study biodiversity, discover new species, and protect ocean ecosystems, while also providing open-source data and technical support to scientists

Actually a few of the current ones and the purchase of the yacht facility a few years ago have all been to support inkfish.

Were you also part of the overhiring epidemic?

Personally I just use Pandora and YouTube ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

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There are many ways to capture a stream

Look up bad ass wolf shirt most of their stuff is high hats cymbols and synths.

I ditched read it when they broke the API haven’t been back since. I spend the same amount of time that I used to spend on Reddit on here maybe less as there is less content.

I’m all out of aluminum foil. Can I sub in a iron baking tray?

Far too many people think that the political reality of the last 200 years extends back 2000

Not astounded at all that you completely missed the point.

Maybe I can spell it out a little bit clearer. I’m saying that Christianity and Islam have been in a power struggle for over 1400 years. It is ridiculous to say that Western Civilization was forged in these events and to not also realize that Middle Eastern civilization was forged by the same events that impacted both civilizations.

I’m excusing neither I’m holding both accountable. Both committed atrocities upon the other in the name of their flavor of God.

Be careful with statements like that because one could just as easily reverse them. Especially when Islam is six centuries younger than Christianity. I would like you to consider for a fact that The holy Land has been conquered many times by many different people because it is important to Judaism, Christianity and Islam.

al-Futūḥāt al-ʾIslāmiyya (the Islamic conquests). Is what kicked off that whole back and forth power struggle.

Islamic Conquests (approx. 622-900 CE) 610 CE: Muhammad begins receiving his first revelations on Mount Hira. 622 CE: Muhammad’s arrival in Medina marks the beginning of the Islamic calendar and the first Muslim city-state. 629/630 CE: Mecca is conquered by the burgeoning Muslim forces. 632-661 CE (Rashidun Caliphate): The early successors of Muhammad lead rapid expansion into Byzantine and Sasanian territories. 711 CE: Muslim forces begin their conquest of the Iberian Peninsula (modern Spain and Portugal). By 900 CE: Muslim armies had conquered vast territories in North Africa, the Middle East, parts of Europe, Central Asia, and the Indian subcontinent. The Crusades (approx. 1095-1303 CE) 1095-1099: The First Crusade is called by Pope Urban II and results in the capture of Jerusalem. 1099: The Kingdom of Jerusalem is established by the Crusaders. 1144: The Crusader state of Edessa is captured by the Muslim leader Imad ad-Din Zangi, prompting the Second Crusade. 1187: Saladin, the Muslim leader, recaptures Jerusalem. 1189-1192: The Third Crusade, led by Richard the Lionheart and others, fails to retake Jerusalem but secures pilgrimage access. 1202-1204: The Fourth Crusade diverts to sack the Christian city of Constantinople. 1291 CE: The Fall of Acre to the Mamluks marks the final expulsion of the Crusaders from the Holy Land, though the last major Crusades continued into the late 13th century.

you would not want a hard disk drive as reading data off of that will vastly slow the system performance.

A solid state drive would be recommended. . Preferably an SSD that has caching.

Don’t they bury them in the gardens?

The question was not about oranges

The question was not about oranges

Most of us filter hot.