“Chief! It was a giant swarm of bees, chief! Would you believe it? A hundred giant bees, with automatic weapons!”

“I find that hard to believe, Agent 86.”

“Would you believe a three very large spiders, armed with rifles?”

“…”

“Would you believe…a cricket with a derringer?”

Time will tell.

Yeah. And with luck, it’ll be only after lots more fires burn up these ugly cars that symbolize billionaires living without consequences.

Really, we all win, on this one.

Same. It was a great day, and their alibi is rock solid.

And if anyone saw any evidence to the contrary… No we didn’t.

Fuck. Pulling dissident voices off of college campuses is never something to celebrate.

is there a way to move commit out of the way Todo later?

This is what cherry-pick does for me. Now that the work is all done, I can cherry-pick the commits into the new branch in any order I find convenient (and often in an order that causes fewer git conflicts, or no git conflicts to resolve.)

Note that this approach is much stronger if the original commits are fairly focused and purposeful.

In extreme cases, I stop and rebase the new or old branch to clean up the commits before I cherry-pick them onto the same branch.

In essence, all of these techniques are just ways for me to very slowly and methodically organize thoughts, using git.

Also, sometimes it’s all too messy and I just copy and paste all the change I need into a fresh clean branch.

Russian gravity does seem unusually politically motivated…

Yeah. I’m still looking for a good answer to create. There’s a huge number of technology mods in Luanti, but I haven’t found one with the same maturity, yet. If I find one that’s close, I may fork and update it, yet.

I think I’m most of the way to having AE2 replaced, for my needs, using Pipeworks and SWRobots.

The one redeeming aspect of how Putin constantly makes enemies is that he’ll never ever get to truly relax again.

Humans aren’t capable of keeping track of the number of people he’s harmed badly enough that they may someday do him violence.

He can never let his guard down, and will never be able to trust anyone.

If that man somehow dies peacefully, I’ll buy a lottery ticket the same day, because that would be a whale of a black swan event.

So what’s her deal, anyway?

TL;DR: 10 pounds of crazy pressed into a 5 pound sack.

“It was a lousy conversation anyway. Chewie, we’re gonna have company!”

All swearwords, all the time. Generally puns on the servers purpose.

Yeah. It’s wild!

Waterfall has been a negative term in software from it’s very first use in software.

“Images of historically significant military achievements or personnel, such as the Tuskegee Airmen and the first female Marine Corps infantry graduates, have been flagged for removal.”

Wow. That’s pretty blatant.

Makes sense. I know there’s some amazing Minecraft plugins that haven’t been ported to Luanti, yet - and vice-versa.

Of course, I’m happy to be on an open solution with Luanti.

But I might run one of these Rust Minecraft engines for a weekend to revisit an interesting plugin sometime, if they reach full stable mod support.

Hmmm. I would be excited for these, except I already bit the bullet and switched to Luanti.

Now that I’m spoiled by an insanely fast server, I do totally understand the desire to have a Rust Minecraft server.

Whatever you do, familiarize yourself with git reflog. It contains all the commits, regardless of your current branch state. Even ones you might think you lost. (For about two weeks until it cleans itself up.)

In your shoes, I usually abort the rebase and start a new branch and cherry-pick the commits I need.

It takes awhile, but it’s reliable.

Source: In my overconfidence, I screw up my local git state pretty often.

Yes. I’ve actually shared a version of this chart with human resources to explain why I revised their post.

These are all accurate, except the first Waterfall one, who also doesn’t go to Mars.

Crap. I wish people wouldn’t put my password on their monitors after I ask them to stop.