

Isn’t linuxvox AI slop?
Oh it is? Never really paid too much attention, tbh - they seem to have concise “recipes” to accomplish certain tasks…but now that you said it…


Isn’t linuxvox AI slop?
Oh it is? Never really paid too much attention, tbh - they seem to have concise “recipes” to accomplish certain tasks…but now that you said it…


Not to mention Intel provides probably the best Linux support out of the “Big 3”


Then finish them off with:


“Where we’re going, we won’t need eyes to see.”
“oooh, is that Necrotic Diarrheal Detonation Chamber?!” I love that song!
Is this the new Poke Man game I’ve been hearing about?


If you are willing to pay a bit of money, Laridian Pocket Bible is an excellent and safe choice from a reputable company.


Back in the day, I had my photos in multiple locations, some on local external drives, some in small cloud storage pockets….a bit of mess, really. Since I had a great deal on O365 family plan I thought - why not gather all of my various photo collections, and consolidate them on a single cloud storage - what could possibly go wrong? This is how I discovered that OneDrive doesn’t know how to read EXIF metadata properly. I ended up with basically a pile of over 30k pictures and videos, completely out of any order. Never again.


Exactly! Using proprietary battery shapes and sealing them inside the devices benefits only the manufacturer - everybody else loses. I also can’t believe the bullshit excuses they use to justify this: “open designs can’t be waterproof” (yes, they can), “sealed cases are thinner and lighter” (by a fraction of measurement nobody can even appreciate in daily use), etc.


I absolutely refuse to buy any small gadgets using rechargeable batteries. I buy either wired, or using standard AA/AAA batteries. I am seeing the similar trend in pocket and tabletop radios, which is an absolute nonsense.


“……The pastor in Florida….”


Oh, absolutely- cooler heads will prevail. They will resolve their differences through tough, but constructive dialogue.


Came here to point this out, glad to see it’s been taken care of. 🙂
If this doesn’t bring American booze back to Canadian stores, I don’t know what will.


Peppa is good, but Ben and Holly’s Little Kingdom was (still is) better - more complex stories, inside jokes for grownups, charming characters. Too bad it lasted only two seasons.


There is this very small number of these tech bros and CEOs who at least try to appear “normal” and “relatable” with various levels of success. This guy though is literally begging for somebody to meet him in a dark alley with a baseball bat.


ok, they expanded it a bit now: However, throughout Houston’s speech, the crowd outside grew louder with an increasing number of people protesting about a variety of issues, including the ability for Mi’kmaq to regulate their own cannabis sales, the province’s plan to promote fracking and mining, and the need to observe treaty rights.
“Jeremy Kauffman is an American entrepreneur and political activist known for founding and leading the blockchain-based filesharing project LBRY. He is also a vocal supporter and activist within the Free State Project (FSP), a movement designed to get libertarians to move to New Hampshire. Kauffman was the Libertarian nominee in the 2022 United States Senate election in New Hampshire, losing to Democrat Maggie Hassan. He was elected the chair of the Libertarian Party of New Hampshire in 2026. Kauffman has been known for his provocative statements on Twitter that have been deemed violent, racist, and antisemitic. His legal troubles include misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct and obstruction of government administration stemming from an incident where he allegedly tried to fight several people while hurling racist insults.”