It’s sad, really. So much humanity just bought for a sum. So much offered with nothing expected in return. There’s always someone who will try to profit from stuff like that, and they’re always horrible, horrible people.

ore maybe they know sometihg

fwiw i read that comment and thought, ‘hmm, i don’t either’ and then i went and watched a few of his videos. they’re pretty awesome in a feel-good way. nice to see someone using tons of money to make other people happy and do good things for a change. now i’m subscribed to his channel :)

oh no it’s time again…

I scored a bunch of used SSDs from my old work that were out in the dumpster. Company was fine with tech dumpster diving back then. Now I can do full installs and really see what they do on my potato :)

Additionally, going full Linux and then trying to install Windows again is a nightmare (but I guess that’s not really what we’re talking about here).

5. Eventually return to Mint and admit you don’t know as much as you thought you did

He probably caught it from that dog that snuck into their show.

https://www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/news/dog-sneaks-away-from-home-into-sofi-stadium-for-metallica-concert/

reddit is just a frame. it always was and will always be, despite the efforts of a few dumb cunts.

the content is the people. that’s the secret sauce. just provide people with a framework, and they’ll fill the empty space. try to monetize that, and you’re just a dick.

i have faith in defederisation. my autocorrect says that isn’t a word. let’s make it a word.