Probably a US high school, where off-campus lunch is usually reserved for older students.

That's fine...never heard high school grounds referred to as a campus before so assumed college.

This is fairly common in warmer climes in the US like California. Rather than have a monolithic high school building with lots of wasted space for hallways they will have a bunch of smaller buildings that students go between outside. They are "campuses" in the same sense that various tech companies call their cluster of buildings a "campus".

I remember watching a TV show set in socal (Beverly Hills 90210 maybe?) in the late 80s I think? And them having high schools and even lockers outdoors just blew my mind.

The climate makes it work. I wish it was like that for my high school, but alas we just had the stifling building.

> I expected more/better from folks who digest mathematical proofs and Arxiv papers for funsies

Hate to break it to you, but the real hard problems are in the humanities.

As someone who flunked out of psychology and squeaked by with a D in sociology in college, this hit me right in the bones.

I've come a long way since, but yeah, more of the humanities are sorely needed in tech.

Well, some of the words are duplicates.

I think this is more that the offending satellite was at that point the responsibility of the satellite operator, not the launch operator.

Charlie Brown is actually pretty big right now- my gen z daughter has her entire classroom decked out in him and he's over Target, etc. He fits in with the cozy subculture part of gen z.

Thanks for linking this, I would not have expected this usage (more from the iPad side being locked down) and it has inspired some thought.

It can be used to mirror content for offline viewing, e.g. share sheet sends URL to iOS shortcut, which uses SSH to send yt-dlp or wget archive command line to Linux sidecar, which has microSD storage (more capacity, lower cost/GB). Linux can host WebDAV/CalDAV and SFTP content for iPad apps and media players.

That must have been in the BBC version of Pride...

Lawrence Ellsworth's translations are good (he's a sword and sorcery writer), but good luck trying to disambiguate them on Amazon. Look for red cursive titles.

Hear me out- artisanal DRAM.

Every transistor carefully hand-wired with love, giving each bit its own individual characteristic, for more organic, natural data.

You've cracked the funding problem!

You need to sell the artisanal DRAM to HiFi hucksters. Get Monster Cable on board to say their cables can only reach peak warmth, punch, and clarity - when using gear with artisanal DRAM. You'll easily sell into that market at $10k per GB...

Some early memory was woven: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Core_rope_memory

We could bring it back.

This existed and it was called LOL memory (little old lady memory). It was knitted by little old ladies, being careful of which wires passed through which cores of course. It was ROM, not RAM.

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Locally sourced artisanal DRAM

I'm listening.

I guess no one ever audits your servers.