caseyweederman

Read this for an actual article written by a real person
https://eev.ee/blog/2025/07/03/the-rise-of-whatever/

The La Mulana sound track is amazing.
I really need to play the sequel already. I even kickstarted it.

“joke”

Further emphasis on TINY in TINY AMOUNT of sesame oil
It really takes over

Checks out

Please return with updates

WELL NOW I HAVE TO KNOW TOO

It’s way more normal-sounding than “Scholar of the First Sin”

Sigh tar -xzvf

THIS NINJA
IS SNEAKING

Are you the mightiest horserer of the lands

I like the one that folds like a GBA SP.
Not that I’m gonna buy one based on that.
But if I’m choosing between two identical models but one folds (and I guess it isn’t that much more expensive), I’d go for the folding one.
Except, of course, for the fact that the next phone I buy will be Commodore’s Callback.

I’ll start with the counterexample. As a young teenager, I did one session of counseling with someone through the church I went to. I said I was feeling down because kids at school were calling me gay (among lots of other things). She spent the entire rest of the session assuring me that I wasn’t gay, because that’s a sin, because she knew people who were gay, and I wasn’t like them, which would be bad. I wasn’t even thinking about the gay part, I just couldn’t figure out why the kids at school didn’t like me, but she clearly wasn’t interested in hearing me out so I switched to smiling and nodding and never went back.

It took me years to ditch the church and many more years to give therapy another chance. My new therapist sent me a Jake the Dog meme and I feel seen.

I mean
Like…
Yes?
Yes, that’s what happened. That is the correct word for it.
Attackers exploited vulnerabilities in a system in order to run code on other people’s machines

https://aur.archlinux.org/ warns you about it

That therapy isn’t scary and that putting in the work can be satisfying.

You don’t get to see the code that way, which is where bad actors thrive. Also it wasn’t compiled for exactly your system.

Therapy. So far so good!

You’re right, but web browsers can be pretty brutal to build and they are for sure never going to add -bin versions.

I think there was a word missing.
To respond to what I think you were saying, this event happened in the Arch User Repository, and not the official repositories.
Arch is very clear that they are not responsible for what goes on in the AUR. For example on https://aur.archlinux.org/ :

DISCLAIMER: AUR packages are user produced content. Any use of the provided files is at your own risk.

The Debian equivalent would be somewhere between extrepo and PPAs.