Late? I was early in the PC game controller community, around 2003 or so. Not only did I master game controllers, I heavily modified them as well.

Edit: Try playing Descent, then you might see why I modded my game controllers.

No caffeine yo, that’s where it’s at for most people. But hey, ain’t nobody gonna stop you from trying. Let us know how it goes if you ever do try.

And Google Translate is a software, what’s ya point?

Yes.

Neat… unless you got a cat…

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Thank you for your actual medical experience 👍

Now go talk to David M. and ask him, last I know he’s still alive.

From my non-medical understanding, I believe so. But I wouldn’t seek the ancient experimental techniques others have mentioned, I’d definitely seek professional modern medical techniques and advice from neurological experts.

I hope your headaches aren’t quite that bad to warrant such a procedure, as apparently it was quite expensive.

This probably isn’t the best community to ask such a question though. Please consult a qualified experienced medical doctor/surgeon.

Disclaimer: Not a doctor.

With that said, my late father had a friend that had extreme cranial pressure on his brain, causing constant extreme migraines.

I was told that he’s literally the $6 million dollar man, because they had to install a shunt valve in his skull to relieve excess pressure on his brain.

So I guess even though the brain doesn’t inherently sense pain directly, I guess that excess pressure is still somehow sensed in the form of migraines.

Again, not a doctor, but thanks for coming to my brief Ted Talk.

I know right?! ☹️

I’m not sure if you caught this post earlier today, but they say there’s enough plastic in your brain to make a credit card these days…

https://lemmy.world/post/18963777

Camera?

Thanks, I hate it.

We adopted a stray dog from our city park. It’s only more or less coincidence that it’s right after the 10th anniversary after my father’s passing.

I know my father would have done the same, he’s a really good pup, very well behaved and pretty smart too. I believe he used to be someone’s service dog.

I write graphics software that almost seems intuitive, until you realize I gave it a split personality.

Even I forget about the split personality side of it.

I’m soon gonna turn 42 this September. My father passed away a little over 10 years ago ☹️

But guess what? Me and my roommate decided to adopt Brownie the stray dog!

Someone else adopted Patches as well.

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Kinda ironic that it’s called CrowdStrike, cuz it sure as hell struck a huge crowd of systems!

Well done CrowdStrike crew, maybe you guys will start testing your stuff before deploying to the public… 🤦‍♂️

Still, with billions of dollars in losses across the globe and all the various impacts it’s having on people’s lives, is nobody gonna be held accountable? Will they just end up charging CrowdStrike as a whole a measly little fine compared to the massive losses the event caused?

One of their developers goofed up pretty bad, but in a fairly simple and forgivable way. The real blame should go on the higher ups that decided that full proper testing wasn’t necessary before deployment.

So yes, they really need to review their policies and procedures before pressing that deploy button.

Indeed, I fully agree. They obviously neglected on testing before deployment. So you can split the blame between the developer that goofed on the null pointer dereferencing and the blank null file, and the higher ups that apparently decided that proper testing before deployment wasn’t necessary.

Ultimately, it still boils down to human error.