Who’s that?

They can kill the penguin but they can’t kill the idea

I still vote for Welsh

Welsh?

The bar is quite low, which is not to say they’re wrong

It’s about IT. Close enough

Rust and chill

Have you ever seen a binary tree grow? Maybe they put the pants on each level while it is the lowest one before the next level grows

Thanks, I’m not good at tone in my native language already and even less in English. I didn’t give the comment much thought, I could have found a better phrasing.

About the coffee machine: I refilled it today so it must have been someone else who didn’t

How is there space between the solar system and interstellar space? Isn’t interstellar just everything between the star systems?

I’m aware that sending something to do the repairs isn’t an option, my question was whether it’s worth it (and apparently it is) or if it’s more an experiment about long distance repairs which by itself is very expressive already.

I’m not sure why I’m downvoted. Maybe I worded my question badly or it’s because it was a question I could have googled on my own. I don’t know and neither do I care. I don’t think you downvoted me, if it sounded that way. Just now saw it and wondered why

Ever heard of “while True” loops? They beat even me!

Just curious: is the data of value for research or is it more like “look at us, we can repair from a distance”?

Learned from the best

So maybe divide the 26h day into 24 time units or make the day not 26h but 60h

Remindes me of Mars. Never been there but the researchers who controlled the rovers had Mars time which is slightly off but very slidely. And since there were several rovers ad once, each team, or rather each floor, had their own time zone.

And when you have something, you want more and more of it

Is the idea to have longers days or shorter hours? Eitherway: why?

Well, it does the job. No need to reinvent the wheel and for people who don’t know the packages, this is helpful

I’m sorry to be the one who breaks this to you but linux is as binary as you can get. Ever wondered what 64 bit means? Bits are quite binary, that’s kind of the definition