because it’s pronounced as Patrique.
What does that even mean? There’s no difference in pronounciation whatsoever between Patrick and Patrique, which the video you linked to clearly demonstrates.
because it’s pronounced as Patrique.
What does that even mean? There’s no difference in pronounciation whatsoever between Patrick and Patrique, which the video you linked to clearly demonstrates.


Don’t you like socks?


But what does east of Poland have to do with Slovenia?
AA… is the BASE64 encoding of 00…
Take a look at the trailer for Steven Spielberg’s The Adventures of Tintin (a delightful movie, even though I had a really hard time getting used to these characters speaking English) and listen to the way Tintin pronounces his own name in English:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiPUce42iww
I can only assume that the way he says it in the movie is the normal way it’s said in English and indeed, that sounds weird.
I don’t get it. According to Wikipedia, Patrick Star is simply named Patrick Étoile in French. What’s up with Patrique here!?
The one non-obvious thing that I use RSS for is to monitor releases on GitHub, so that when I’m waiting for some project to release some bugfix it gets conveniently listed in my RSS reader.


IRISH is a fucking slur
That’s something you’ll have to elaborate on.
Hunting is natural and sound.


Celebrity gossip. I find it really difficult to care about what some celebrity said about something.


It literally told me to look up some basic security principles and do it myself.
I think that seems like excellent advice!


Shall I pretend to be surprised by a Microsoft product having a fatal security flaw?
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Yes, that’s kinda how computers work?
No, it’s only the most common way. There are also lots of systems where it’s perfectly possible, even normal, to upgrade running processes in-place without restarting.


I bought a couple of expensive domains too. Problem solved.
What does Belgium have to do with any of this!?