You’re right but IMO that part of the article that you highlighted should be the news, not the “we should make Musk do something”.

Musk is a billionaire that thrives on attention so any form of headline that cites his name is playing his game.

Twitter is a company with investors. They should be accountable to what happens in their domain. And not by having their wrist slapped because – for the nth time – something bad happened. Media should be saying by now that Twitter is a bad place. Like they did with other social networks before.

I’m not sure if Twitter has “responsibilities” to begin with. It has what we - as a society - give it the legitimacy to have.

In the same vein of being played to the death: Pharrell Williams.

I genuinely don’t know. Their name was just the first one that came to my mind.

Why are we suddenly selling more NAS grade HDDs?

• Seagate executives

A car

Since I’ve adopted PowerToys -> PowerToys Run and set a shortcut to open it with “Super (windows key) + Space” I don’t know what a start menu is.

If you take a look into the fitness bubble on YouTube you will see military propaganda too. They’re often competing against real soldiers/SEALS/whatever to demonstrate how well prepared they’re are in the case of war. Back in the subject of engineering, William Osman was also sponsored by the Navy (I think) one time.

Have you looked into Image Magick yet?

They could use parchment paper I think.

Sharing video is such a big problem that even Google couldn’t solve it when it was their time. They just bought their biggest competitor when their own platform didn’t get traction. And then operated at a loss for years and years.

I’d love to see descentralized video platforms as the next guy but there are serious barriers that come with the medium

Biped is pretty good and casual. I don’t know if it’s available for consoles. Probably is.

Then there’s Portal 2, the LEGO franchise, Moving Out, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles…

When I’m out of ideas of games to play with my SO I just emulate some games from SNES and Genesis when couch co-op was golden. Donkey Kong Country, Sonic 3…

Interestingly those people were (probably) also alive before smartphones were a thing.

A better frontend, basically.

It guaranteed chronological timeline and multiple columns.

But what if someone else makes a bot not to answer things but to rate randomly if an answer is constructive or not?

I bought mine during lockdown and still not encountered this issue but this is good info!

+1 for the Epson Ecotank.

The ink bottles are cheaper than cartridges and it’s basically “dumb”. There’s no DRM that prevents you from squirting any generic type of ink in there.

I did not test it on older hardware but mine is WiFi enabled and it works seamlessly on every device.

It’s not a perfect solution but it’s a good middle ground for me.

The real question is: is there more money to be made in the near future by reversing climate change or by selling solutions for those who have to deal with a broken climate?

When we use forums there’s also an opportunity to correct (or be corrected) on how we deal with problems.

I’ve seen a few times people asking how to do X while they’re actually trying to do Y. ChatGPT would gladly direct them to the wrong path.

If I were to be fair then my answer would be neither as I don’t believe capitalism is forcing us to consume meat and there was methods to conserve meat for long periods of time before refrigeration was a thing.

I guess meat can be healthy. What certainly isn’t healthy is highly processed meat like burgers, hot dogs and deep fried turkey