id call that out of bounds but ok

id call that a major glitch but ok

I once applied to an internship for a company doing job offers aggregation. During the interview they explained to me that the core of what they did was parsing (partial) html with regex. When I asked why they wouldn’t develop a custom parser, they replied to me that they were working on it, but that the internship wouldn’t focus on that. I was not disappointed when it didn’t get the job.

I don’t know a way to do it for a given system, at home you could plug a small computer to your router, like a raspberry or equivalent, set that as a dns, and run filtering on it.

wat

Jaffa, kree!

The area isnt the same though.

the pic is loading slowly like it’s hosted 20 years ago amazing

What do they not understand in “other people spirituality and sexuality is none of your business”?

nice one too

Tchernobyl (source madri.fr)

he played the crowd like a fiddle

Have you tried book sources from the megathread, including browsing “Other treasures”? It can take a bit of looking around, setting up stuff like irc, …

try a few years break on an mmorpg vs end game content

by that logic finger 2 is worth 2, 3 worth 3 and so on? so you have 45 fingers?!!

What about a pyramid tablet?

Found some in the megathread > other treasures > FMHY > browse collection > non-english > french > streaming at the bottom of the category (idk if direct links are allowed in here sorry).

Bit late but I just remembered two interesting cases:

• some Japanese animes not intended for children but marketed to them in France ~30 years ago were sometimes not translated but dialogues were improvised to censor anything inappropriate
• in Switzerland they used to put subtitles in 3 languages resulting in a ridiculous proportion of the screen covered with text (maybe they still do idk)

Oh yeah they did something similar to japanese cartoons that were marketed to children a few decades ago. They completely made up dialogues because the original ones were too violent (but not intended for children), resulting in hilarious nonsense when you look back at it. There wasn’t much translation involved in the end.