their pedestrian warning system is also louder than fossil fuel cars.
Hasn’t been my experience, not that I disagree with your overall argument. Might differ by country and regulations etc.
their pedestrian warning system is also louder than fossil fuel cars.
Hasn’t been my experience, not that I disagree with your overall argument. Might differ by country and regulations etc.


People online are actually “real” people as well (assuming they are not bots) so yeah, at least some subset care. Do I care personally? Not in the slightest.


I’ve done the hardware mod on an older chromebook and it’s about the least risky mod you could possibly do. And it looks like your model just requires disconnecting the internal battery cable temporarily which is similarly easy to the method I needed (removing a screw).
Probably a little bit of risk from possibly fragile connectors, but that should be okay if you take care.


I’ve never used Mint before; does it not come with a graphical app store?
It does, but I think even slightly experienced Linux users will just turn to the CLI for consistency and because it’s easier to explain in steps to other people. But he should have mentioned the GUI for new users, agreed.


idle their cars beneath my window and exhaust fills my apartment
I don’t fucking get this, like why do people do this? Even during the oil crisis people still do this shit for no reason I can tell. I’d understand if it was super hot or cold where I am right now but it just isn’t.


Not the OP but:
FreshRSS interface is kind of ugly (probably can be tweaked). You can use third party RSS readers, but that ends up being almost as much work as installing readeck and the like.
FreshRSS doesn’t support OPDS or have any koreader integration, unlike readeck. These are essential features for reading on an e-ink reader, which is my preferred way to read longer articles in particular.


it’s because no one want to type in 32 alphanumeric digits for every single device, every time…
Use DNS; I almost never type in an IP manually. You can also make short IPv6 addresses that are just the prefix and a bunch of zeros using ‘::’ followed by one (or more) characters.
Something like:
2001:0DB8::1
It’d also complex, expensive, and takes many years to build.


I think it’s interesting that the terms are predominately slur form too, which you’d expect to be more common amongst conservatives.


See what happened to Xiaomi bootloader unlocking for an example of this in action.


I think all of these have sdcard mods now (and the 360 had long had HDD mods from memory).


I consider pet ownership to be too widespread in general because it causes a massive drain on resources (and on local wildlife) while we are in a climate crisis. An even in richer countries, pets are often neglected by their owners causing widespread suffering to the pets themselves.
And I say this as someone that likes and gets on with cats and dogs; I just think there are too many of them.


I think country TLDs don’t have WHOIS privacy protection if you care about that.
Seems kind of pointless since the game isn’t that old. Maybe a sign that Shenmue 4 is actually happening, or could just be a cashgrab.


cp --reflink is really cool as well, even if it’s just something you expect from a CoW filesystem. Being able to near instantly duplicate a file or folder and work on its copy (with only the changes taking up space) is very useful.
The risks of auto-updating now include “devs losing their shit” which has become increasingly common.


You can use a custom domain in many cases, which you control (not sure about addy.io though). Still has the dependency on the service, but you can at least quickly transfer if it goes to shit.
The main issue is that while a subset of the West are giving up meat, the consumption of meat is increasing in developing countries which is a typical trend as countries get richer. Also, there is a subset of Westerners increasing their meat consumption massively because of idiotic social media trends, but hopefully that is temporary.
I’m hoping that plant-based meat and/or cell-based meat eventually match or exceed meat in quality and price, but we are not quite there yet. Not that I’d eat anything that smells or tastes like meat personally, but people seem to be addicted to it.