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It's never explicitly mentioned, but I'm pretty sure the summoning dark is a hiver. Tiffany overcomes one by understanding it and letting it die, Vimes does it by being almost supernaturally stubborn

I decoded to start running, downloaded a 5k training app (with zombies) and immediately pulled a muscle on my first warm up. Bloody exercise

If you get to it really late then all you see is people complaining about the reactions to it

Drought?

Stoke me a clipper, I'll be back for supper

In memoriam

Get rid of that synchro mesh gearbox too

My last employer was beginning the process of switching from on prem to Oracle Cloud when I left, because as the upstart underdog they were offering ridiculous deals. That was nearly 3 years ago, I wonder how that went

Classic Freudian slip

Never forget

You can combine this with the classic Rs in strawberry question

I used to be a proctologist but I quit because it was a pain in the arse

My favorite is Herne the Hunted, God of small animals whose fate is to end their lives with a squeak. The Hogfather is a Santa Claus analogue who's the victim of an assassination plot, and Billious the Oh God of hangovers also features heavily in that book

Plenty. Om has a whole book, Offler the Crocodile God crops up a lot, as does Blind IO the chief of the gods. Fate and Luck are playing with Rincewind in the first two books. Anoia the goddess of things that get stuck in drawers gets a boost when a miracle is attributed to her

Or maybe my algorithm is picking up all the bubble stuff because that's what I read, maybe it's a lot less of a mainstream view than I thought

I'm seeing a lot more nees articles calling AI a bubble than there were a year ago. I was too young to pay attention during dotcom and wasn't aware of what was going on in the GFC but did they both have similar levels of awareness that it was all about to implode?

Valve could solve it by taking larger cuts for games over certain size thresholds. They could spin it as not wanting to have to use up their own storage and bandwidth for the sake of lazy developers

I snuck that into a site I worked on in a previous job. Gods bless minimal code review

That screenshot is itself very old

That article seems to have some good points but it's too long, too obviously slop and too opaque to really get any meaning out of it