But the data needs to be correlated! For example, how many people know it’s a repost but upvote it anyway because it’s a classic?

Librewolf (PC) or Fennec (Android) if you want to stay in the Firefox ecosystem. Vivaldi if you don’t mind A Chrome based browser.

According to another comment on this thread they are Ford trucks, so it might be hard to tell the difference between sabotage and just plain Ford-iness.

The large drums of lotion however didn’t raise any suspicion.

Yes, it’s the “Show TLD popup keys” setting under “Preferences”.

Well it is a bit less of a mouthful than “I licked the beaver’s vanilla flavored taint glands.”

In addition to glide typing, Heliboard also has some of the best layout customization options out there, such as the option of disabling context-dependent menus. I HAAAAAATE how other keyboards change the keys available on the period key menu on URL bars. I use colons and forward slashes way more often than “.com”, which I use… well, never.

Bold of you to assume that they’ll read past the cover.

Hey, that nurse is cheating with /noclip!

Boeing would do nothing except post a notice on a board in a damp cellar of one of their offices, and then blame airlines for not following their instructions.

How do I keep hearing these stories about families falling apart, and the sibling stick together???

Those are feel-good stories. You don’t hear the stories about siblings not sticking together because the people involved don’t want to talk about it as often.

After getting asked why he doesn’t just change his name: “No way! Why should I change? He’s the one who sucks.”

So… like Andor?

There’s tradeoffs - simplicity, repairability, efficiency.

Take washers, for example. I was looking at Speed Queen washers to replace mine. On paper they are great, more durable. But it turns out that while they have physical knobs and switches, newer models still hide a circuit board inside, so the gap between commercial and consumer models is shrinking (and not in the direction we want.)

The Speed Queen washers also have nearly half the capacity of off the shelf consumer washers, and use twice the amount of water and electricity. I did the math, and at the current utility and washer prices I’d break even replacing the washer every 5 years.

Furthermore, the local appliance repair shop that I trust told me it could take them weeks to get replacement parts for Speed Queen. For a laundromat that’s not a huge deal when it’s one washer out of twenty, for a single machine home it’s a problem.

Yes, I do wish that consumer appliances were more reliable. But barring that, the next best thing is easily and quickly repairable, and on that matter there’s brands that are qualitatively and quantitatively better in that regard than others.

It’s time we upgrade the icon to Zip drives, or maybe Sony memory sticks.

Getting Shuttle PC vibes from the form factor.

Soda Stereo was the pinnacle of Argentine rock. Their farewell tour concert sold out and was televised. “De musica ligera” was their most popular song, and the last song they played https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OX-us7PEfkc

Maybe smarter? The average one brain cell orange cat is smarter than this guy.

Of course Phoronix does not report the important follow up message in the thread:

Rust is already a hard requirement on all Debian release architectures and ports except for alpha, hppa, m68k, and sh4 (which do not provide sqv).

Don’t they also count international airports as “the border?” Which changes that number to something like 99.9% of the population.