When you buy a car there is a lot of required paperwork that they don't really give you time to read, so maybe.

They're not gonna refuse to sell you the car if you take the time to read the paperwork. And it's probably a large enough amount of money that you should take the time to at least skim it.

That’s generally loan paperwork. And you can take all the time you want to read.

You shouldn't sign things you don't read. Cue the centipad.

back in the 1920s and 30s it wasn't uncommon for people to be born at home and social security numbers wouldn't have been obtained at birth because there were no social security numbers yet. In some cases data of birth is uncertain e.g. summer of 1934 or 35. IN such cases any written record is likely to be at least unofficial and more than likely non-existent.

Those could also be payed placements.

Still beats radio. That was all payed placements. With commercials. And obnoxious DJs.

Not a playlist per se, but https://www.hooktheory.com/cheat-sheet/key-popularity

Has popular songs for each key and mode

One has to wonder if the creators got 50% of the sale to curiosity stream.

There really isn’t much you can’t do sober that you think you need to be drinking for. Even dancing, jamming out, hanging out at a bar with friends are all possible and TBH more enjoyable once you get past the early phase where you anticipate it feeling awkward.

No. Pretty much all game animals eat a ton of non-organic agricultural products, so you couldn’t label them organic.

Doesn’t ^z and bg solve this?

No, it doesn't. There's no way to reattach to a process which was backgrounded and detached in another terminal -- once the parent terminal is gone, the process is stuck in the background. Most interactive processes will terminate immediately when this happens.

Yep, if you remember to do that. What's nice about tmux is that this happens automatically. It requires zero additional mental forethought outside of typing tmux exactly once, and then all your jobs are safe, and you can still see them in the foreground.

You'd also need to disown it if you want it to persist sessions

If you just bg it, it will still die when your session disconnects

generally you can not bring processes to the foreground once you left the session. there are hacky ways to do it though:

http://github.com/nelhage/reptyr

http://github.com/jerome-pouiller/reredirect

https://github.com/lkundrak/retty/

Not really - often what I’m doing is running something with a conditional breakpoint which will only be hit a long way into process lifetime (potentially nondeterministically), so I really do need “a session which will persist indefinitely including across SSH sessions”.

SIGHUP

Though I have no interest in writing an antisemitic screed, I wouldn't expect MS Word or Google Docs to interfere or report me to the authorities if I tried. Maybe I'm just old, but I'm honestly a little shocked that not only are people willing to accept it, but that it's considered a desirable feature in modern tools.

They cover the costs of complying although likely wouldn't cover the costs of determining that a request was warrantless and rejecting it, so the incentives align with just blindly complying with everything.