Plus, when the bubble pops and you’re the only human to touch it, they’re not gonna blame the ai that shat it out.

It’s nonintuitive and could have been designed better from the outset, but it’s not impossible or even difficult. Now can we fight about something meaningful?

vim and emacs are right there, people.

No. He’s a nepo baby.

An accessible documented API would be better. A standardized one for all vacuums would be best.

Also, avoid Kirby and Rainbow due to their scammy business model and extortionate pricing

Unless you’re buyin’ used. Kirbies are still built like tanks.

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It’s neat how the surest way to get a drive by internet autism diagnosis is just to do something bigots like.

I remember earlier this year when conservatives used autism to justify elon’s nazi salutes.

Don’t be like that.

Those games didn’t have the splash that Doom did for this sort of thing.

I would say that Wolf3d would certainly count as proof of concept.

Douglas Adams for me.

I often wonder how difficult it would be to create an aftermarket control board for existing printers.

Gonna be a lot of perfectly good hardware going up on ebay soon.

“off lease” means they were leased out to corporations and have been returned and are now being sold.

“thin client” is a thin client. familiarity is assumed on linux@programming.dev

“lot” means the seller is selling more than one of 'em.

ITT: The Four Yorkshiremen Sketch.

The magic words for ebay:

off lease thin client lot

Huh. The Year of the Linux Handheld.

If you don’t mind using the computer labs (are those even still a thing? when did I get so old that I wonder if commonplace things when I was in college still exist?) or a vm for assignments where the professors require the use of MS software. Which is likely just the intro computer class they use to make sure the kinesiology majors know how to use office.

Of course, there’s also learning management software which is universally broken, so I wouldn’t be surprised if some of it still required IE6.

Apologizing and stopping are two different things.

Douglas Adams was a huge fan of Apple.

I’m happy with XFCE and am looking forward to Wayland support.