Sherclod Holmes @wallhackio@cat.family

@packetcat wasnt one of the selling points of containerization that you were avoiding the expense of running a VM? Am I missing something here?

@SapphicGiraffic I worked for two years in retail it gets rough out there

@murz @lapis not a journal but you may enjoy the graphs and commentary in https://glitch.cat.family/@wallhackio/116383881105784671

@lapis I blast you with the beam of peer pressure (っ•̀ㅁ•́)っ≡≡≡〇

@monorail I meant this as a reply to "one of them transitioned so now it's four guys and a girl" what post are you talking about

@monorail

I had to use a meat cleaver to cut a slice ​

When I buy bread I've been cutting it in half and freezing one of the halves because I don't usually get through it all before it goes stale

But for some reason, for this week's bread I put both halves in the freezer. So no now I just have two frozen bricks of bread

these weeds gummies ain't shit

@vaporeon_ maybe

how the fuck did i only just learn that danny brown once collaborated with charli xcx

They should invent a kind of Saturday that doesn't involve chores

@vaporeon_ strange errors are just mysteries to be solved 🔍 ​

@cam okay I actually did it without cheese last night because I am insane
https://glitch.cat.family/@wallhackio/116386789810907059

I managed to get a deathless run of Journey of the Prairie King last night without any exploits!!!!

https://youtu.be/nTH3MjnwQ9U?si=D6g3a038LOEhHYJF

@lapis make me some

@coriander thats me! 👉​👈

beat that, nerds

@Satsuma The life cycle of an optimal fruit sale is

1) plant the seed
2) wait until the seed grows into a plant that bears fruit (13 days in the case of a Star Fruit)
3) place the fruit in a keg to turn it into wine (7 days)
4) age the wine from a keg in a cask (56 days)

So when you have a farm with 116 plants, you will fill the casks fairly quickly and then have days where a large fraction of your casks have completed aging their wine, and a lot of your unaged wine that you were selling immediately now gets placed in a cask. Weeks where this happens is what causes the sharp dips in profit on the graph