debt & rent

Real

that's great, then surely he won't mind getting the ball rolling and paying for our UBI

trick question, files are actually bad because computers were a mistake

wow, lots of theaters in NYC! just bought ticket to Kill Bill instead

Yeah jokes aside, nothing like a front-and-center typo to make me "nope nope nope" and bail out of storing my payment information with a large company. (What else got missed in this code review?)

A bit in the nose as well (based on the subheading).

maybe he will break (some of) the curse and it won't be a career dead-end?

hey @boontavista.com are you familiar with "Angel's Egg"? It stars a girl tending to a big egg. It's limited US re-release in theaters is now underway, thus I took the first segment of yesterday's bonus episode as a nudge from the universe to go see it

‼️ I thought the first pic was in reference to the "store for rent" sign with subtext about overly high rent prices but, yeah, this too

but dsh does seem like the exact tool i need to break more things faster, together

something about the words "distributed shell" in combination but also adding the word "perl" in the same sentence makes me feel icky (not that typing `set argv "$argv"` didn't)

this feature is already sorta implemented though with multiverse timelines (but if you want to see results you need to quantum-tee the stdouts to a single tty in this universe)

In programming languages, builtins do extra syntactic magic not available in the rest of the language. (eg you can do `value := map[key]` instead of `value, _ := map[key]` in Go). So why not for a shell builtin, for the most used command in Unix-likes, in an era where we use spaces in filepaths?