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Cake day: October 27th, 2026

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  • I think it also depends which police force and when or why you are interacting with them.

    Had polite interactions with them before, going around a bunch of cunts protesting and wanted to know which roads were closed or not to get around it.

    Late at night when they have more important things to deal with? Yeah, they won’t stop for a chat.



  • No, you keep the private key. They are private.

    How to SSH: I add your public key to my authorized_hosts file, now you can connect to me over SSH because your public key has been authorised. From the SSH session you can edit or read text files.

    Bonus: SSH chatroom! Ages ago I made a very short bash script to turn it into a chatroom for my own amusement. Top half of the screen is just running “watch cat chatlog”, watch is to run it repeatedly, cat chatlog just prints the content of the text file. Then the bottom half you use to add new lines to the text file.














  • Depends on the game and objective, sometimes rush really is the answer and snipers camping at the back are useless.

    Is the objective to kill everyone or to capture territory is probably the simplest difference. War thunder you win by killing everyone most of the time, so rushing off and dying is useless.

    Meanwhile Enlisted (usually) only attackers have limited respawns and need to push back the defenders. So rushing and overwhelming the defenders is typically a good idea. Of course even then you do want to try and push in a way that isn’t just going to get yourself killed and achieving nothing for it, rushing across open ground on your own towards an MG for example.



  • I have an allotment in the UK and pretty much everything growing in it is perennial plants that should just keep growing from year to year. Finished my first year and most of this year has really been buying a few of each different thing I hear about and trying to see what works without too much effort.

    Jerusalem artichokes are ready to start harvesting about now and should be fine in the ground all winter. Are they perennial? They certainly could be left alone to do their thing. But I do plan to dig up the whole plant and for each one put 2/3 tubers back in the ground because I only bought a few and the space I have could probably take more than I planted. But importantly they are harvested and planted again at the same time just by leaving a few behind.

    Tree kale, grows for up to a decade or so, already more than doubled the number in 6 months and I only started with some cuttings bought online. Planning on growing about 12 and may take more cuttings at that point to give away.

    Rhubarb, almost everyone grows this.

    Perennial top setting onions, newest addition and I hope to use them mostly like spring onions but you can eat the bulbs too. Might use them in some dried seasoning salts too. Somewhat dependent on how well they grow though. Seem to be doing alright so far, will see what winter does.