“I got betrayed by humans,” Lamar insisted.

Well shit, that could never happen with an AI. 🙄

This timeline sucks. Fuck all the Christian adults who raised me on their high moral standards and then voted for this piece of absolute human trash twice.

The modern internet kinda sucks. I wish I could time travel back to pre-2007.

Fuckin seriously. It’s like they want people to leave.

It wouldn’t have taken much effort to find that gaping back door.

I hate the notch, and I used to say I’d rather have a bezel, but after going back to one of my pre-notch laptops, not having a bezel is nice. I still hate the notch though. I wish I could opt for just not having a built in webcam. It’s not like they use it for faceid, and I use an external webcam for work meetings anyway. Plus the iPhone seamlessly works as a webcam.

but that’s because the OS is designed in such a way where there’s nothing there

This is not true. There are multiple third party apps that help you avoid having menu icons disappear behind the notch. I don’t use those though, and instead blindly drag my menu icons behind the notch repeatedly until the one I want pops out from behind it.

“America! fuck yeah! Coming again to save the motherfuckin day, yeah!”

https://youtu.be/LasrD6SZkZk

Edit: wow, this is hilariously relevant given the situation in Venezuela.

We need BugMeNot for membership systems.

Watch Minbo: The Gentle Art of Japanese Extortion next.

• 2046 by Wong Kar Wai
• Swallowtail Butterly by Shinji Iwai
• Ne Le Dis à Personne by Guillaume Canet

I always upvote Juzo Itami.

Surely there are native French speakers in this thread.

Me speaking into my phone: “No way! There’s an asshole playing videos with the volume all the way up sitting next to you too? What are the odds?”

I wasn’t going to watch but this comment caught my attention. Those were definitely cool transitions, and the video overall was not too long and worth the watch.

I have a similar childhood history. One thing that works for me is comparing what the daily use cost for the thing is. Like with a laptop, it may cost $2k, and I may use it almost every day for 5 years, which comes out to a little over one dollar a day which is not too expensive. However, something like a pair of binoculars that may cost like $500, but I only use them 4 times a year for 5 years would be $25 per day that I use them even though they cost 1/4 as much as the laptop.

Also with the laptop, if you use it every day, going from a $1k laptop with a daily use cost of $0.50 a day to $1.00 a day is not a major jump in total daily cost, so going for a more expensive laptop that is going to make your daily experience better may be worth it, whereas going for binoculars that cost twice as much would cost $25 more per use, which is a much more significant dollar amount per use.

Another way to assess the laptop price it is to compare everything else that costs you $1 a day. You may even be able to cut out $1 a day from your budget. Like if you live in a cold climate, just don’t warm up your car as long every day. Or buy a small size food thing instead of a large. Or skip eating out one day every two weeks.

I’m sure some folks will disagree with this though process, but it has worked for me, and has helped me assess the value of things in my life that I may not give much thought to because they are not glamorous, like a mattress.

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Same. I’ve been using Firefox as my primary or secondary browser since early 2000’s. No longer.

Too late. I switched to librewolf.

I thought this would be the one where he plays the guitar.