

Simple, decluttered and self-evident.


Simple, decluttered and self-evident.

The worst ‘torture’ would be to make their only task, their reason for existence, to pass you the butter at the breakfast table. Pickle Rick knows.

My takeaway is that Sweden will sell to anybody.

It seems like, especially in america, shame has left the building.


There are a lot of nice people here trying to help this guy out. Nice! I lurk with great interest as this autumn changing my old laptop from win 10 to unix is my project.
I use physical drives that I backup and swap weekly. I’m not a business and this is good enough for the things I want to save, in case everything goes BOOM! I was probably one of the first to say “A Cloud? That would be just someone else’s computer. Why would you store your valuable data in somebody else’s computer? That makes no sense!”
Makes no sense. If you ban windows it makes it harder to snipe a school shooter. /s


Learning to hate is easy. Everyone is doing it. Being a peaceful person is very rare.


Train yourself on the tech and you’ll be able to contribute more. Also, you are contributing greatly already by making posts like this.
Is that a sickle on the side?

Those catering carts must be huge for those elite folk.


After a deeper investigation it was found that there are no standards at all anymore. /s


Don’t the non-auto companies who dump sludge in the rivers count for anything anymore?!


These guys always travel in packs. That’s why groupthink works so well on them. Where are the lone wolf white supremacist’s? No where, because being alone leads to self-reflection and obvious conclusions.

Esquire is late to the game.


They lost me at $499. A phone that is just a phone should be about a hundred bucks max. I didn’t read the article though. Maybe it’s still very computery.


My favourite Jewish people are the ones who say “Fuck Israel” with the rest of us.


I prefer trade paperbacks over the initial first-run hardcovers because they are easier to carry around. I will carry around a big old heavy hardcover if there is no paperback though. The only drawback with this is, sometimes there is not enough light to read, and the book machines provide that.
Is this the beginning of the end for Linux?