alyssa @alyssa@cat.family

@wallhackio @aescling executing without obvious problems is a perfectly acceptable way to handle undefined behavior.

@aescling @wallhackio undefined behavior.

i approve of how often men go for, romantically/sexually, jessica fletcher in murder she wrote.

@wallhackio monads have going for them that it’s a lot more obvious that they’re a concept you need to learn.

@Lady @wallhackio it does remain a popular book

are you even allowed to be a legendary hero if you never unwittingly murder a close family member

type of woman who gets excited when a tv show uses an actual reserved telephone number in the North American Numbering Plan

@wallhackio morale bonus

now i need to figure what sort of one-shot i wanna run next month >.>

apparently european castles took quite a while into the middle ages to start being a thing. like 9th century.

finally watched princess mononoke
p good movie

@Satsuma @Lady @wallhackio tbf you’re talking to a str8(?) dude(?)

columbo the only police show in which innocent people are more likely to lawyer up than guilty people

@aschmitz augustus had them stop doing leap years for a while until it got back into sync when he noticed.

(obviously, by "important", i mean "funny")

an important thing to know about the ancient romans is that they couldn't fucking count

one could argue that they simply had a different convention by which they counted intervals inclusively (e.g. their 8 day cycle of market days being called "nundinae").

in counterpoint i offer that for the first thirty-six years after Julius Caesar reformed their calendar to have a regular leap day every four years, the priests in charge of the calendar accidentally did it every three years instead.

@Lady @Satsuma @wallhackio the nontrinitarian pentecostals do think that God = Holy Ghost = Jesus Christ. they just don't do the "3 persons" thing.