Chess if you have no brain.

Show wrestling if you have one.

We do not know who was it who has created anything there…

what would you do?

Perhaps stop behaving like such a PITA, but whatever, I cannot know what has happened before…

There shall be light.

LMAO!!

Here you do not own it. The owner can request it back. But you can’t be bothered to walk to the post office and pay for shipping it back. So you have to keep it available for him to (come or send someone and) pick it up. At least 3 weeks iirc, unless it is perishable goods. Then you can throw it away. If he does not request it back, then you own it after some time (I forgot how long, half a year maybe).

sent a complaint

project has been ejected

Bad pattern.

The moment when GitHub was bought by M$, the risk of such behavior started.

Throw it away
If you opened it, and do not wish to keep it, you may simply dispose of it in the garbage, as long as it is safe to do so.

Keep it
If you opened it and you like it, you may keep it. By law, you may keep unsolicited merchandise and are under no obligation to pay for it.

Note that this may be correct only in Usa. Different in other countries.

Abstract is what math is. Try to take away all abstraction, then no math is left.

Practical examples etc. are just nice accessories for learning it at first, but they are not math.

I don’t fall for fascists. No fear.

Partially similar, but nowadays “woke” has much more of an edge, and seems to follow an agenda.

When I post there, it just gets removed

for a reason?

a version controlled markdown file

There’s a lot of genius in this idea …

“The Dilbert Principle” by Scott Adams.

It brought together so many real observations to finally make sense.

It was about time.

Is it you, Chuck?

I remember sitting on the Y’s bench :)

Who else?

I’d much rather spend a few minutes speculating with you about what bird it might’ve been

Do you tell people this?

One definition of “friend” is: a person with which I like to spend time together.

Stuffed cats for deco? ;)

how does the picture work with rounded corners?

TV has worked this way during it’s first 70 years or so.