All devs test in a dev instance, but only some of them have a separate production instance
At this time and location you can find me in pictochat room 3
The bookshelves are the database, the index cards are the index, as they help you to quickly find the information you want
The first American to ever work in the US Senate
Firefox can push certificate revocation updates without having to push a new browser build
I Was Reincarnated As A Sorcerer's Apprentice Under Orders Of The CIA, Now I Infiltrate Student Organizations To Inform On Socialist Sorcerer Activists.
The last time I saw him he was in a big plastic bag
Do You believe in cheese? "Cheese" is an edible polymer developed by DuPont in the 50s. Do you believe that the government holds tons of cheese in caves in Missouri? Those are obviously the location of the soundstages used to film the lunar landings.
Was the cashier wearing a hi-vis stab-proof vest?
Terror Billy and the prisoner of Wolfenstein
Is it yet another ripoff of squid game?
Make sure to use the right os version for your processor architecture, windows for x64 and linux for risc-v.
Now read it backwards
"Which prison? We offer phone service for inmates in more than 100 prisons"
Chat-gpt 9.0, how do we solve the climate crisis we accelerated by training chat-gpt 9.0?
They need to hone their reaction time, department policy sets a maximum of 800ms between hearing an acorn hitting the floor and firing a shot
Traditional cartridge based games (NES, SNES, N64, GB, GBA, Sega Genesis) had pretty much no load times, this is because a cartridge is a memory chip you connect directly to the console, so its contents can be read instantly. There are a few exceptions, some cartridge games still have loading screens because they need to decompress assets (an example that comes to mind is crazy taxi for GBA).
Disc based games (PS1, PS2, Xbox, PSP) have load times because they need to physically spin the disc and move the laser to read its contents. This was also the case with floppy disc and tape based games (commodore 64).
The only Palmer I care for is Arnold Palmer. Man, I love lemonade and tea.