I agree with the sentiment, I just found it to be a funny context to bring it up in ;)

your talk about art sparking the imagination tells me you don’t see two legs and a jar in the tv shadow.

…or maybe you do, who am i to judge.

oh that is clever!

I hate my logitech k400, it’s feels like a sheet of paper blocks the signal.

I disagree, lots of things are much cheaper and worse.

Clothes are much cheaper and far worse. Power tools are generally a lot cheaper bit also built to break.

Houses are somehow more expensive AND lower quality though.

You need to be more careful with context.

That’s Richard Ayoade in the picture, and he’s a fuckin’ national treasure.

someone didn’t read the article ;p

I hear he was a pretty good speaker 🫣

… except in 100, when it doesn’t, except again in 400, then it does.

the locks are quite basic though, literally pickable with a hair pin

One could say he did the wrong thing for the right reasons

does dry running have any meaning on a function that is inherently stochastic?

Google controls search results and has been caught meddling. Which negates the first two.

No it doesn’t negate the forst two. It only addresses the second, and bypassing the results completely, exascerbates the problem quite a bit.

Cry me a river.

great argument.

• It helps spread false information widely

• It puts a lot of control of information in a single companies hands

• It hurts the underlying sources

When google provides the info directly, and the first hand sources has become completely obsolete and shut down, what would new information stem from? It’s an inherently unstable and short sighted solution.

this is problematic on multiple levels.

This is not applicable to arch tho

Each package is updated independently, you pull updates whenever you feel like it, be that monthly or every five minutes

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wha?

the face is switched yeah, that’s what I am referring to

You sure? this would be quite simple to whip up in photoshop