Olympic swimming pools.

Nobody beats the Swiss at food prices :)

I actually checked yesterday, it’s $9.40 for a dozen.

Switzerland has been a member of Schengen since 2008 …

Since I have no idea what the price of eggs currently is or how it has changed … I’d say not at all.

PTB.

I don’t think having a simplistic or misinformed personal opinion is the same as misinformation. Context made it very clear this was your personal opinion. But not surprising from feddit.org at all.

I’d create a y and o for you.

I went with a Synology NAS (I know, the foss crowd will probably crucify me) which really keeps the setup effort to a minimum. You put in the HDDs, setup your pool/volume, install Plex (or jellyfin), upload your media and you’re basically good to go.

I do have a copy of wikipedia and I should be good on entertainment media. I guess I should expand the emergency porn stash.

I guess “to” wins.

That might be it.

mh … you’re two hours late but you offered the “and walk it in.” instead of the “to walk it in”.

I guess I have to look up the episode to see who’s right.

edit:

You’re both wrong. He says “they’re always trying walk it in.” There is nothing between these words (S03E02 at 1:19 into the video).

It’s like saying “Bri’ish” I guess. He just left it out.

So use a legal weapon instead.

You could openly plott assassinations or terrorist attacks and law enforments couldn’t do anything until some other law is broken (which might be to late).

I’d choose which ever one is not PostgreSQL.

I know who they are but what is the context of this?

I was accused of unpluggin the beer tap in the office kitchen because I complained about the keg being in the way. But it wasn’t me.

from 2 different accounts

So … block the all of the entire two accounts and be done with it?

Yeah and a new 12 bay NAS to put them all in. I had a 2 bay that I expanded with a bunch of USB drives before, but that was starting to get really messy. Basically took my entire thirteenth salary.

My first batch (6x 20TB) is at 8611 hours.

The 2nd batch (3x 20TB) is at 5612 hours