

Carli Michelle Heller has really changed since back in the day when she used to play Buffy the vampire slayer on TV.
Nerd of all trades from New York City.
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Carli Michelle Heller has really changed since back in the day when she used to play Buffy the vampire slayer on TV.


Use EDIT for MS-DOS.


These assholes understand that perfectly. They represent rich and powerful people who don’t like being held accountable, and who treasure the ability to keep selling you shit without you actually owning it.


“Quantum-Safe” means that whatever mistakes happen with these TLS certificates, a kind-hearted time traveler will zap into our bodies to fix them for us.
That site has always been the feckless asshole version of Slashdot.


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OMG HI!!
Ping me sometime, it’d be great to catch up.


Who were you on Cal’s?


Respect!


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One way to find an individual’s personal website is to get it from them. Mine’s on my profile here, and has been on my profile everywhere on the Internet since time immemorial. It’s also in my email signature, and listed on my business cards and whatnot in real life. It’s established enough that you can also do web searches for my IRL name and probably find me, despite the fact that a famous English football player by the same name took the first page of Google results away from me at some point.
If you don’t know whose website you’re looking for, that makes it more difficult.


I’ve had my current personal domain for 22 years, but before that I had a succession of hand-coded personal websites going back to the janky free webhosts we had in the 1990s.


Mine never left, it’s been there all this time. </SmugMode>


Those cheap drives will have been run really hard, though. I don’t know how much I’d trust them with anything important.
As a 1990s kid, I’m still stubbornly waiting for VR to be the big spinny thing you get into like Pierce Brosnan.



Of course you do.
I was working on an abacus-based LLM, but I ran out of beads.