f4mi made a video about them last year. never knew they were a thing.

It might be badly worded. I do think that consumerism is at least part of what brought as here. I’ve met people having several unopened louis vuitton bags because they noticed they didn’t need them afterwards after they bought them or a bunch of drop shipped spy gadgets that pretend to make your house smart or renting a nice car instead of buying it with their last money. they were not that well off themselves. we should just buy less (and by extension work less)

If they do mean living standard as in “living standard” and with that social activities, food and housing they can go fuck themselves.

No, not at all. I actually thought about adding “, but you can’t really blame him for that” to my post when writing :)

has no brain juice though.

Reminded me that Mark Ruffalo actually created a Mastodon account in 2022. For a second i thought it was just fever dream i had, but it is actually true

Stopped posting on it in favor of bluesky though.

EDIT: wording

It is a great exercise to test your media literacy. That you can’t even trust cute cat videos and art really does suck though.

Isn’t that what SIGTERM is? A request to gracefully shutdown processes.

Reminded me of this.

Wait till you start making words up in your native language that you thought were of english origins but were in fact not and people start looking at you funny. :(

Actually started watching movies in my native dub to relearn it. Wish i would be kidding…

What is the pipeline to become like that? No human would do that out of their free will.

guess that makes me a boomer :)

ok boomer /hj

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That makes sense :)

Maybe not really answering the question, but what goes against using an HDMI cable? It would “be something simple, that is easy to maintain, as the presentations change daily.”

Assuming you all have laptops ofc.

i think… floorp is in the process of replacing spidermonkey with deno… which is… v8

This is a real sentence a (allegedly) real human being wrote. :)

Bought my bike used from a flea market and gave it a year to be stolen given that im living in a city. It’s not really junk, it’s a low end single speed but still…

Thing is, it got never stolen and am still commuting with it, 4years and counting. I’ve got so attached to it i wouldn’t know how to live without it any more. I even got a little tracker thing (in one of the three possible places you can put one on a bike…)

I really don’t like how it’s so common nowadays for furniture to not even outlive one person. It became fashion thanks to IKEA. Fuck IKEA.

Do you actually want super light laptops? I feel like there is a sweet spot, but who knows maybe I would even want one, never held it in my hands/used it.

I feel like this comes at the cost of repairability as well though.