Mmm, systemd clams.

The loops, brother! I hunger for the loops!

I’ll always love you PHILLIP J FRY

“Your bed is a car.”

“Yeah but it’s a fuckin’ sweet car.”

Boss makes a thousand

I make a buck

That’s why I use the company laser engraver

And don’t give a fuck

Why no base10 clock?

I switched from FFX to Chrome back in the day because Chrome tabs were all independent processes in task manager, and one crappy website wouldn’t kill my whole browser.

When Google started their war on addons, I switched back to Firefox.

Still waiting for my skull gun.

I’ve bought more 40k after owning a resin printer than before I did. Love my flgs.

We’re streets ahead.

My favorite kind is where you just get a scanner when you walk into the store. Scan stuff when you put it in your bag, scan the scanner at the end, pay and leave. No futzing about moving stuff from cart to bags or anything like that, and it’s way more convenient to use my own bags because I’m loading them as I go, instead of being rushed at the very end.

What does rolling release get a user if they’re not tinkering with hardware all the time?

You own an apartment complex?

That’s basically Lemmy though? Unfortunately, expecting non-technical people to host their own content and moderate their own experiences is too much work and not worth it or viable for most users. Reddit made it easy, and its user base was still tiny compared to the bigger social media platforms.

What a legend, fuck cancer.

WERNSTROM!

I don’t understand the mindset of people who tolerate ads. No way I’m ever hooking up a smart tv to my network!

I disagree with that as a blanket statement. Humans have always used tools to augment our artistic capabilities, and AI is just the newest, shiniest tool. The fact that corps want to replace human artists with machines for cost cutting does not invalidate use cases like an independent singer-wongwriter from generating an album cover for themselves based on their lyrics.

I do like Connect, I just hope they add some QOL features RIF had like thread collapsing, being able to change default download folders, link preview, probably other things I’ll think about later. Great start, though!

Knoppix in 2006, arch today.