A long, perilously, and courageous journey whose mission statement is "To boldly fuck where no man has fucked before"
John: I heard HBO is producing a new Startrek series
Robert: In other news, OBH is producing a new season of Fucktrek
Robert: In other news, OBH is producing a new season of Fucktrek
by Bad C dev September 28, 2021
Praise be!, to Foot Fungus
Foot fungus is gorgeous
Foot fungus is pornographic
Foot fungus is hot
Foot fungus is naked ladies
Foot fungus is beautiful
Foot fungus is phat
Foot fungus is tantalizing
Foot fungus is sexy
Foot fungus is the word
Foot fungus is the way we shook
Foot fungus is lovely love love
Foot fungus is the world on a string
Foot fungus is pornographic
Foot fungus is hot
Foot fungus is naked ladies
Foot fungus is beautiful
Foot fungus is phat
Foot fungus is tantalizing
Foot fungus is sexy
Foot fungus is the word
Foot fungus is the way we shook
Foot fungus is lovely love love
Foot fungus is the world on a string
by Bad C dev November 09, 2024
Running Microsoft office on WINE (WINE Is Not An Emulator) on a *nix, typically on a self-hosted “cloud” you set up in your basement. CrossOver uses WINE, so it would also count. Office WINE typically arrives in rectangular shaped package boxes delivered from a nearby CDN by your friendly neighborhood package manager.
Dude, I love WINE so much! Pouring it in an easy no-spill cup of Linux Mint makes for some pretty good Office WINE.
by Bad C dev February 27, 2021
When determining where to place electrons in atoms, three rules are generally used: the Pauli exclusion principle, the Aufbau principle, and Hund's rule. The Pauli exclusion principle, from which the pun is derived, states that no two electrons (or indeed any fermion) can occupy the same atomic state. Therefore, any electron orbital is limited to two electrons: one with a spin, and the other with a − spin. The Aufbau principle states that lower energy orbitals are occupied previous to high energy orbitals. Hund's rule states that electrons will try to fill orbitals individually, and only pair up when every orbital has a lone electron in it.
In the comic, electrons are being equated to people, and rooms (or couches) are equated to orbitals. The reverse of Hund's rule is then followed: people will try to pair up in a room first, and only when all the couples have done so will rooms be allocated to single people. The Pauli exclusion principle here means that only two people can occupy a room at a time (should those people be romantically involved). The Aufbau principle therefore means that more restful rooms are filled previous to less restful rooms.
The title text jokes about drunken party-goers, who ignore the Pauli principle perhaps out of inebriation. They then end up partying and sleeping together with many people in the living room, leaving the roommate stuck in the third desirable location, the hall lounge.
In the comic, electrons are being equated to people, and rooms (or couches) are equated to orbitals. The reverse of Hund's rule is then followed: people will try to pair up in a room first, and only when all the couples have done so will rooms be allocated to single people. The Pauli exclusion principle here means that only two people can occupy a room at a time (should those people be romantically involved). The Aufbau principle therefore means that more restful rooms are filled previous to less restful rooms.
The title text jokes about drunken party-goers, who ignore the Pauli principle perhaps out of inebriation. They then end up partying and sleeping together with many people in the living room, leaving the roommate stuck in the third desirable location, the hall lounge.
by Bad C dev September 20, 2021
by Bad C dev July 25, 2021
One of the few things elegant enough to escape the wrath of Linus Torvalds, dpkg is beautiful, simplistic, and self-contained. It does one thing and just one thing and that thing is installing/uninstalling packages. It works great in pipes, and its the epitome of good UNIX design principles.
I love dpkg except when it doesn't work, so I use aptitude which does a million things and does half of them correctly. Ah the joys of Linux.
by Bad C dev March 04, 2021