Huh? What’s up with Barclay’s actor?

That is fine for your personal projects. It stops being fine as soon as you need to hire extra people and grow the team.

Same goes for any application that are proud to use “no framework”. It just means that you partially implemented your own poorly documented half-assed framework.

The real problem is that most data is inherently relational, and trying to force it into a document database is just as problematic as ORMs are.

I played the demo and I loved it. This will be an instant day 1 buy for me. Which is rare, normally I’m a patient gamer type 😄

I bought a new gaming laptop just before the rampocalypse started. It was impossible to find one with an AMD GPU where I live so I was pretty much forced to buy one with an Nvidia card. The CPU is AMD though, 'cause fuck Intel as well.

Maybe just go with a B&W printer and go to the local copy shop or library for the occasional color print? That’s what I do.

My sticker sheets say they are suitable for printers. They work fine even in automatic tray feed. But I rarely print more that 1 sheet at a time.

I just got a new brother laser DCP-L6600DW after my old brother laser started malfunctioning after nearly 15 years of duty. They both work fine, even with 3rd party toners. I’m using Debian BTW, but my phone also worjs fine with it. I did have to install the brother driver package, as the Debian included one didn’t work quite right.

The court leaves that up to the reinstated CEO

Didn’t they also tease a muppet episode like in angel?

Look at Mr. Moneybags over here, buying WH40K on impulse.

I thought the musical episode was hilarious 😄

Ohhh, that’s awesome! There are a few characters I continuously use the Gnome Character Dictionary for.

Same. DRG is phenomenal. I didn’t care for DR Survivor though.

Of course

That looks fantastic! Instant wishlist.

Rotterdam represent!

They are cat software running on doing g hardware.

Ishiyama is neither a native English speaker, nor a professional translator. What sounds simplistic to him may simple be a lack of understanding of the English language (and its many dialects).