The 90's were weird time, Redhat Linux had the option to install OS using 'redneck' language.4yr ⋅ GiveMeAnAlgorithm ⋅ r/linuxmasterrace
What are your department's rules on how close to approach an(y) incident with your trucks? Just wondering because I was often reminded to leave more space as any situation could escalate quickly...2yr ⋅ GiveMeAnAlgorithm ⋅ r/Firefighting
Imperial works in America for a variety of reasons. Miles are longer than kilometers and so are more succinct in measuring travel distances in a truly massive country3yr ⋅ GiveMeAnAlgorithm ⋅ r/ShitAmericansSay
On my professor's slides in the parallel programming course6yr ⋅ GiveMeAnAlgorithm ⋅ r/ProgrammerHumor
When you're a long-time arch user and have to setup Continuous Integration on old Debian running with ancient repositories5yr ⋅ GiveMeAnAlgorithm ⋅ r/linuxmemes
I always wondered about this stump on our regulators. I recently got my Drager Equipment Maintenance Certification and got to ask a technical advisor. Turns out that's because some countries prefer constant flow valves on their regulators!? How do you handle it and what are the (dis)advantages?3yr ⋅ GiveMeAnAlgorithm ⋅ r/Firefighting
So apparently the number of FPS in a video lowers the resolution.5yr ⋅ GiveMeAnAlgorithm ⋅ r/masterhacker
