… or a plastic toy snake, a pair of headphones, a Mathias Quiet Clicky keyboard switch, 2 random screws, a N95 mask, assorted coins, an acorn, a notebook and pen…

Well, can’t argue with that, my doctor agrees.

In a similar situation, i just looked at my wife and said “you owe me 5€.”

Calling it “supercommute” is such a stupid thing. It should be called “stupidcommute” or maybe “commoronute”.

So, do you have any relatives that would want to work for 2$ per hour to assemble 2 baseball caps with good quality per hour?

If so, I think i have a buisness plan.

he’s not chosing to lose, he is a one trick pony, and his trick doesn’t work against his current opponent.

this is cool!

I used to own a ilyama crt, it died a honorable death around 2000-ish while i was playing Dark Age Of Camelot. RIP my friend, i will always remember your 18kg of glass and plastic fondly.

your username shines in a new light after reading this.

5 days too late; was setting up a new PC for a 10 year old, and we had to jump through all the hoops in the world in the terrible microS. family thing just so a kid can play minecraft bedrock edition.

we need some people, either hacking or inside job, setting the temperature in all conference rooms used by any politicians worldwide 2.5 degrees C higher than normal.

I mean… if you put it like that…

I once dreamt I had found a cheat code for MSDos…

I tolerate no disrespect for Arch users. The Thinkpad is of course not optional. Their Wiki saved me so often, they are forever my hero.

Well, it’s about 15 years too late, but I guess better to have this discussion now than never.

Unfortunately he does only know how to misrepresent shit. This is of course all bullshit, and at best outdated information that does not take the massively falling price of renewable energy into account. Nuclear can be a transition helper, IF and only IF you already have running reactors.

Just don’t buy HP/Epson/Canon.

Buy a Brother Laserprinter, and never worry again for the rest of your life.

Windows 11, finally bringing the year of Linux on the desktop.

surprisingly accurate.

So, as “if” is out of the question, “when” and “how” are becoming more interesting.

How will twitter end? Will he sell it to someone else? or just fire everyone and close the doors?