Same here, although I’ve got to admit that needing parallel ATA ribbon cables seems unlikely at this point.

Sounds like a great metaphor for Snaps, TBH.

I use Ubuntu and drink instant, in both cases because I can’t be bothered to expend more than minimum effort.

You linked to https://tenor.com/mM6CjkwT9UX.gif, which didn’t work.

Stamets linked to https://media1.tenor.com/m/n2hQ6Cmi7sIAAAAd/golden-girls-sophia.gif, which did work.

I suspect your problem is grabbing the wrong link from tenor.com, not with Lemmy markdown.

It was the Democrats’ failure to differentiate themselves from the fascists in a way that actually mattered to the working class.

Anticopyright diatribes are the important part!

Does this mean they’re Alex Jones’s boss now?

“The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.” ― George Bernard Shaw

No, this is concrete. Gold would’ve been even heavier.

That’s really interesting!

We’ve been overdue for a revolution at least in copyright law for a long time now.

*struggling to carry a huge armful of curtain rings*

…what a savings!

…and the results of your research are?

C’mon, man, don’t hold out on us!

It’s literally a single path with no branches (except for the shortcuts), Pinky.

Honestly, as far as brutalist architecture goes, that one’s not too bad. I kinda like it, especially the cantilevers.

Aw man, no more new Rodek/Kurn content in Star Trek Online. 😢 (For those who don’t know, he’s been a voice actor in that game from 2017 to at least 2023 – I can’t remember if he’s been in the latest episode arc or not.)

I have always used Firefox on all my devices, except for one: the Chromebook I was forced to buy because of compatibility with my college’s test proctoring spyware.

On that device, not only did uBlock Origin quit working the other day, but today Chrome even kept disabling uBlock Lite with the error message that “This extension reloaded itself too frequently”. It could be some kind of legitimate bug, but it sure feels a lot like foul play on Google’s part.

Brave was astro-turfed by crypto-scammers for way too long to give people suggesting it now the benefit of the doubt.

Imagine having an OS that doesn’t come with a proper package manager (and Firefox installed by default, for that matter).