It looks like it hasn’t been used since the fall of the soviet union and I’m only half sure it’s not intentional.
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“The horse turns out perfectly average, but boy it can’t run”
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cats@lemmy.world•There was a minor gas leak and I had to haul the critters away from the house. Pixel was mildly concerned.
8·6 days agoThey are at least several pixels across
nonplussed character
nonplussed /nɒnˈplʌst/ The word nonplussed traditionally means surprised, confused, and unsure how to react (left at a loss for what to say or do).
TIL, if I heard this word used in a less clear context I’d assume it’s like tier 3 lgbt slang or something lmao.
Needs 2x 10GbE ports to download bloated React apps directly into its onboard cache. Otherwise perfect.

Imagine if the covid vaccine did that, we’d still be in lockdown today lmao.
The key is “temporarily” though. Even in the 18th century and prior when technology evolved at the pace of a snail on sedatives that meant 5, maybe 10, at most 15 years.
Then in the 90s the world’s international cartel of IP rights got together and decided they should make it 20 years everywhere, just so corporations can monopolize anything they make for the entire the duration of its usefulness. With the speed of progress today I’d be surprised if most aren’t obsolete before they become available to the general public. 3D printing is only a thing now because Stratasys was hoarding the FDM patent since the fucking 90s.
Shit needs to go back down to 5 years again.
Along a similar line, guy makes a global surveillance company and calls it Palantir, apparently oblivious to how much of a comic book villain he looks like. Thiel looks at Sauron like “that’s so meee”.




Just mount it on a gimbal and add automatic targeting and welp you’ve got a LaWS CIWS and a millitary contract for 10 billion dollars.