I am ride or die for ISO 8601 💜

When this happens to me, I assume it's a carryover from an ancient COBOL implementation that they're too terrified to ever replace. One airline, I forget which, mashes the "DR" prefix into my first and seconds names for some bonus nonsense.

Maybe they'll start selling iPhones and Honda CRVs at Duty Free.

Wow, interesting. I imagine it's for both the added CPU horsepower and for power islanding—to avoid paying the power cost for functionality you're not using. I can't help but feel it's a high-complexity solution, though.

Almost definitionally so. "A trusted system or component is one whose failure can break the security policy." —Trusted Computer System Evaluation Criteria (TCSEC), also known as the Orange Book, published by the U.S. Department of Defense in 1985.

This appears to be a valid handle to a bunny.

While BeautifulSoup is nice to work with, I recently discovered the hq tool (HTML query, in analogy to jq). I found with a little bit of fiddling with its syntax, I could get shockingly far in scraping with just curl and hq. :what_gives_people_feelings_of_power_meme.jpg:

We once googley-eyed a friends house, like you do, and as we were preparing to leave, we heard a despairing wail of "OH NO!", as their child had discovered that not even his electric toothbrush had been spared. It warmed several cockles of my heart.