It may take longer to learn how to do a task with a less polished interface, but if you’re using software “pretty regularly”, then most of your time will be spent doing rather than learning the basic functionality.

I’m a data hoarder so I already have done that.

One time I had a hard drive that stopped working without even giving two weeks notice! I concluded the technology is useless.

I mean, all hard drives are expected to die.

Sorry about your photos though. My boomer dad made the same mistake.

The Allies avoided bombing specific factories in Nazi Germany in which US oligarchs owned equity.

American Psycho, Baudrillard and the Postmodern Condition

I’d love to explain but unfortunately I have to return some video tapes.

Lemmy

Wikipedia doesn’t need your money.

Isn’t that Ubuntu?

Yeah, good. Okay.

If I were to ask to use a toilet in a different country my teacher would probably chuckle and tell me to simply use the one down the hall instead.

The technical term is a book ban ban.

There is a common misconception that swappiness affects the memory threshold or prevents using swap space, but it only affects the preference for freeing up file pages over swap. See: this article for a more detailed explanation or the kernel source code where it is used.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Swap#Swappiness

Rust naturally accumulates as the kernel oxidizes.

Does this have anything to do with the recent removal of Russian maintainers?

B*tchin’ Fast 3D 2000

What’s an SNS?

Edit: Social networking service (probably)