BSD celebrity death
Mike Karels died on the way home from #BSDCan, at the age of 67.
https://www.gearty-delmore.com/obituaries/michael-mike-karels
This man spent 40 years working on BSD. His code appears in #FreeBSD, #OpenBSD, #NetBSD, and everywhere.
If you have used the Internet, you have used code he wrote.
RIP, sir. You changed the world for the better.
What's probably his last talk: "I don't have much to say," followed by a spellbinding eighty minutes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSziyKlG1ws
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@rms How about to tell the Federal Reserve to stop existing?
@santiagolmtz I just wish he would be open to interviews for shows like The Corbett Report or Red Ice, but he it seems like he assumes that most other people are controlled opposition.
@ArdainianRight Are you sure it wasn't created in a government lab?
@santiagolmtz All the time.
My brother discovered that you can even shoot during the credits.
The only thing that would've made this hack perfect would be the ability to shoot Mario's floating head on the title screen, but this hack skips the whole Mario's face thing entirely.
@deprecated_ii Sure you obvious have to take into account for electric wires and plumbing as well as complying with government regulations, but it's honestly no different than working with the limitations of a city-building game or Minecraft.
@beardalaxy Most clothes people buy are usually a blend. It's hard to find 100% organic clothing, but it's there if you look hard enough.
The problem with synthetic fibers like polyester is that most of them come from petroleum and are linked to various cancers and infertility. In fact, I'd argue that synthetic fibers (namely those in men's underwear) are one of the leading drivers in the male fertility crisis.