are you witholding actual evidence that things have changed for… fun? or because you don’t have any? almost no plastic can even be recycled in the first place, and nearly all of that plastic bears fake logos implying it’s recyclable.
sure, i can freely put whatever plastic i want in my recycling bins, but that doesn’t mean anything on its own. it still gets separated out and sent to a landfill.
yeah, regular AOSP-likes that need you to manually flash them after support for your device is finally added are not particularly relevant compared to a security-focused fork that’s supported by several flagship phones at release. the latter can actually make it into the hands of the average person. the former, not so much. imagine trying to explain to your elderly mother how to flash lineage onto her phone.
nobody ever seems to detail what kinda bloat they mean when they say that, i don’t think they actually thought about it that deeply. nobody complains about anything specific like XUL support, for example.
not just the worst, but they somehow manage to release new locks that are worse than their old ones, as well as new locks with positively ancient design flaws that every lock manufacturer absolutely knows about, like not including a rear shield in the core, meaning you can just… stick something in there and open it trivially. i’m talking design flaws from the 1800s and early 1900s. their most secure core is used in a PLASTIC LOTO LOCK and none of their metal locks, for no fucking reason. the incompetence is unbelievable.
i would have just used the home assistant integration for blink and then have it also play the sounds.
if you pay with a credit card, your cc provider likely provides this shipping insurance already. and there’s chargebacks for the rest of cases.
don’t worry, i already know what it is, but i also googled it for you so you wouldn’t have to actually read anything yourself and you can just stick to speculating for attention on social media and live in a performative ignorance bubble.
it’s third-party shipping insurance. but your credit card almost certainly offers the same protections already.
“vegetable” doesn’t mean “plant” the same way “fruit” doesn’t mean “not a vegetable.”
the heinz beans i see in the US are just the ones imported from the UK. if anything, the US would be bush’s.
no way, sadists use gentoo. i vastly prefer arch because i often need libraries that are newer than most package managers get in a timely fashion. i use fedora on my server for the opposite reason, but for my workstation, arch wins easily.
a linux beginner would probably need to be a sadist to use arch, but anyone who knows what they’re doing will have a fine time.
itunes also has that in its EULA.
a modern sidekick would go so hard, discord kids would absolutely love it.
i’m really tempted to get a clicks communicator if it doesn’t suck.
this is fully intended to trick gullible people. it is absolutely about the money.
burning all these dev tokens just stabilizes or increases the price of the remaining tokens, and they couldn’t just sell them either, that would crash the price. they’re selling gta6 clips for $160k.
if you think that burning dev tokens is a sign of good will, you are a mark.
stark contrast to the two weird anti-therapy comics on the front page right now.
this comes across like anti-therapy propaganda.
if you read the article instead of just the title, you’d just know it’s WSL instead of having to speculate.
the awkwardly-written title is referring to ubuntu via WSL (“on Windows 11”) as opposed to just running linux (“native”).
the article is pretty clear what it’s about, even the caption on the first image straight up says what i just wrote. you read it instead of just reading the title, right?
yep, flock exists purely to get around the 4th amendment and the requirement to have a warrant.
i did a double take at that image
let me know when a single one of them quits instead of just complaining and going along with it anyway. i won’t be holding my breath.
“i’m just doing my job” is still just claiming to be following orders. looking at you, every single person that continues to work for a health insurance company.