I got into a fight today with my dad about annexing Greenland. Complete and utter horse shit. Was the first time in a while I didn’t back down from a screaming match. It’s utterly deranged to want to conquer/annex/invade/occupy another country for no reason.

With the push to please investors, user experience will likely suffer even more.

I don’t think he is watching. Clearly no one is moderating earth atm.

There is also an inherent kind of entitlement that people have. Putting the lack of visibility of privacy on the totem pole of priority, people like free things. When you start to charge them for an objectively worse service, you tend to piss off your user base.

Measles is virus of the paramyxovirdae family and one of the horrible consequences of infection is the rare but devastating SSPE, for subacute sclerosing panencphalitis, which is where brain damage comes from.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subacute_sclerosing_panencephalitis

Source: sketchy, Robbins and contran.

Lol

I LOVE engagement farming. I LOVE generating all that revenue and data to be mined for my precious share holders who I owe my LIFE to.

I am new to daily driving Linux and the DE environment I chose was KDE. Has been absolutely fantastic so far.

Excited to see what’s new, especially since I just joined.

:(

What about akamai? Other CDNs and the like.

That is some high grade cope. Highly refined. 99.99% pure cope.

Principle.

Modern society is all about convenience. Linux can increase marketshare by being more convenient and digestible. Actually, I am in the process of moving to Debian w/ KDE Plasma as my daily driving computer, but it required extensive research on what my options were. Quite simply, there are WAY too many options all touting features that slightly differ from each other than normal end users struggle to interpret.

Formula is simple. More easy = more better. Make adoption as painless as possible, people MIGHT trickle in.

Started out with a raspberry pi several years ago. Got my feet wet with entry level, beginner friendly NAS prebuilds. Hunted for recycled computer parts. Now searching for and actively acquiring enterprise gear that is making a massive dent in my wallet.

Bro is getting the most out of his 2006 Honda Civic. He’ll be driving it up until the inevitable heat death of the universe.

Wonderful, my day is complete. Thank you Alphabet for providing me a choice in which flavor of dystopian nightmare I’d prefer.

Reading the article with the letter X in place of Twitter makes me feel like I am reading a pre-generated article with someone forgetting to replace the placeholder with the brand name.