It's a very well known historical story though.

What makes you think there are Renaissance festivals in the UK?

If you can make safe Rust segfault you're doing something wrong.

Why do you even have an allocation of sick days? It's not really a concept anywhere I've worked (in the UK).

Wait, people still use RAR?

Yes, this is a thing that can happen. When temperatures are high the air density means that planes need to achieve a higher speed to take off. Same for increased weight. Same for high altitude airports. Same when there's less headwind to take off into.

If enough of these factors are bad enough, you have to change what you can. Can't change the airport elevation or the weather, so that leaves you with the weight.

I'd never heard of mandatory minimum parking until now. That sounds horrendous.

That sounds like the apps you use, my Pixel asks for authorisation for each app to access something the first time and that's it. Never been asked to translate anything or had tracking pop-ups except on websites.

lemm.ee is on the Estonian ccTLD because the person that runs it is in Estonia.

But they're not? They're advocating for children to not be forced to wear as much clothing, which isn't quite the same.

Was that the same version of Windows where you could click "cancel" to bypass the login prompt?

Why is there an extra testicle?

There's a feature request here to make this into a more obvious setting, and here to stop counting your own posts as read, plus more ideas here.

Yeah, I have no idea what a "locker room raid" is either.

I'd be worried if you could see bees at that distance.

High iowait and high used memory suggest that something has used up all the available memory and the system is swapping like mad to stay alive. I'm surprised the OOMKiller hasn't intervened at that point.

You need to monitor which process is using all the memory. The easiest way is probably to keep htop running in a screen or tmux session, periodically connect, and look at which processes have the highest used memory.

Jus soli would mean that every person born in Japan would directly be a Japanese citizen, but not that citizenship can't be acquired through other means as well.

I'm on a flight 35,000 feet above the Gobi Desert. The cash is pretty much useless to me. In fact it's a bit bulky and I'll be glad to see the back of it.

Plus, nothing on this flight can be bought for any kind of dollars.

The UK is finally shutting down its last coal-fired power station in six months too (Ratcliffe-on-Soar).

The IRC protocol has no concept of registering so implementing registration is a lot of unnecessary effort.