A bit of friction when going off the beaten path is generally a good thing. Some people always take this too far though

Longbowoman

Topology is immensely useful to describe reality.

Teto

"the truth" being that a few generated placeholder textures were accidentally left in and promptly replaced? crazy

https://youtu.be/srC9irH4aLA

You pretty much just grab it and do whatever you want from there

It depends on if you use the "relay" feature. If your server is accessible from the outside it shouldn't be using this though.

Main is the replacement for master for git branches, not the general master-slave pattern. Wikipedia suggests:

Other replacement names include controller, default, director, host, initiator, leader, manager, primary, principal, root; and for slave: agent, client, device, performer, peripheral, replica, responder, satellite, secondary, subordinate, and worker.

I usually use controller / worker if it's a local process or controller / remote if the subordinates are on different hosts.

You don't need it, I'm just saying it's not in the same realm of security hazard compared to running random executables on the internet 20 years ago.

They already jumped multiple sharks with the Weeping Angels. I mean, the Statue of Liberty. I'd rather see a Dalek story any day

Buddy they already take your money and don't work for you.

Half a monster is 43mg caffeine. About as much as a Pepsi, or less than 3oz of Dunkin Donuts coffee (a small is 180mg at 10oz). I'm not at all saying you're lying about your experience, but what you are describing is an extreme caffeine sensitivity (or a reaction to something else).