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I have a 30km commute of mostly 50-70km/h roads.

edit: 7.8L/100km on the last fill

I have one of those 2 seater pickups from 2010. Best vehicle ever, 7-8L/100km and the same size box as the whale behind it.

And nothing of value was lost.

“File Browser” or “Sharry” allow you to make public links to share files with others BUT you need to run them on a server that is accessible to both parties.

I’ve been using Linux as a desktop and server since 2015, before that I was Windows only from 1995. Regedit scares me.

It’s MICRO plastic, literally too small for you to see. If you look at a new tooth brush under a microscope compared to a used one there are very clear signs of wear.

Electron microscope view: https://www.medicaldaily.com/pulse/after-you-brush-your-teeth-3-months-what-your-toothbrush-looks-why-you-need-replace-361258

Left 5 Dead 7

A sever injury resulting in death.

People are shocked when they find out that I’m not a very good electrician.

limiting bitrates with the rsync command

/cries in USB2 HDD caddy

Why the hell do articles refuse to link to the publisher’s page or the Steam store page?

Using abbreviations or initialisms obscures the meaning from people who are not in the know but does nothing to prevent people who might not want to think about the topic from being exposed to the idea, the code IS the idea. Not using coded language maintains clarity, does not bow down to corporate interest and is just as easily caught by filters for people who do not wish to be exposed to those topics.

My issue with it is that it ONLY serves to satisfy corporate goals, it doesn’t actually prevent people from being exposed to ideas or topics that might be distressing or disturbing to some users. It’s sucking corporate cock and being proud of it.

Algospeak. The voluntary censoring of your own language to satisfy the advertising requirements of corporations who want to monetize your thoughts.

While I do understand the need for language guidelines on platforms, the nearly instant training of TikTok users to avoid or substitute brand-unfriendly language is disgusting.

If they listen to their IT department.

Lawmakers literally do not understand why it could be a problem.

Yeah, I mean not a problem if it stays isolated and not used for anything other than Steam.

Annoying but not really a problem until Steam drops W10 support.

You can literally kill off anything in windows, albeit with some effort in certain cases. Right down to their telemetry services everyone hates.

For now. The only reason Microsoft doesn’t prevent you from removing or disabling components of Windows is that it is still an extreme edge case. Only a very small fraction of users actually take part in that kind of activity, if it were to become more popular Microsoft will start baking it in harder.

Comparing it to a locked down OS with a cloud service tie in I’d like comparing oranges to cars.

Windows is already headed down the road of locked down cloud dependency, and minimum specs are a user problem. Remember the thing with TPMs and W11?

What are they going to do, hide gigabytes of video from you just to waste space?

Have you looked at how much space Windows already takes up on your disk?