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  • Awesome. I look forward to it! Thanks.

  • Time will tell.

    Yeah. And with luck, it'll be only after lots more fires burn up these ugly cars that symbolize billionaires living without consequences.

    Really, we all win, on this one.

  • Same. It was a great day, and their alibi is rock solid.

  • And if anyone saw any evidence to the contrary... No we didn't.

  • Your answer is my favorite.

  • Fuck. Pulling dissident voices off of college campuses is never something to celebrate.

  • And here I thought the perfect response image didn't exist...

  • None at all. My phone is for looking up things, and for looking at pictures that make me happy. I don't need notifications for either of those, lol.

  • I like to believe there are strict ethical laws in far future that are actually enforced, and built into the hardware.

    Presumably only powerful people and Section 31 are allowed to use transporters to stay eternally young....heh.

  • is there a way to move commit out of the way Todo later?

    This is what cherry-pick does for me. Now that the work is all done, I can cherry-pick the commits into the new branch in any order I find convenient (and often in an order that causes fewer git conflicts, or no git conflicts to resolve.)

    Note that this approach is much stronger if the original commits are fairly focused and purposeful.

    In extreme cases, I stop and rebase the new or old branch to clean up the commits before I cherry-pick them onto the same branch.

    In essence, all of these techniques are just ways for me to very slowly and methodically organize thoughts, using git.

    Also, sometimes it's all too messy and I just copy and paste all the change I need into a fresh clean branch.

  • That's good!

    Another thing I do is to make plans for Sunday night. Then when I look ahead to the end of the weekend, I have my Sunday night plans to look forward to, and not just work on Monday ahead.

  • Lol. We need to advertise "The Bender Gambit" more aggressively in our welcome materials. It really is part of what makes this place(s) great.

    I'll be sure to do that when I make my own instance, with blackjack and hookers.

    And you know what?! Forget the instance .

  • "We haven't lost everything Miles, you can still work engineering miracles, and I can still criticize you for not being home often enough."

  • Well, we can fix that.

  • Jeez. Wow. Just wow. Lol.

  • The comedy series "Black Jesus" has some of that vibe, if I recall.

    And yeah, it's great.

  • I could skip my next union meeting, I guess...

  • Yeah. That's the part that billionaires and health CEOs should be thinking more about. Plumbers with exceptional jumping ability are being created at a rate that should alarm them, in exchange for amounts of difference on the billionaire's net worth that they'll never even notice.

    Social safety nets make everyone win, even the billionaires. We just have an exceptionally stupid crop of billionaires.

  • Turns out its really easy to get stupid people to hate things.

    That's going to be the byline of this entire era of history. Oof.