Sniffies is the new hotness, even though it is also venture capitalist funded.

Oh. Hey Velma. Sorry about the misgendering. Won’t happen again.

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My critical reading skills went out the window today.

You can read the previous stuff, but corsicanpuppy was saying the not even the army, which is more famous than public schools for dlsiking free thought, taught that listening to authority without giving it any critical thought was the way to go, much less public schools.

Look man, saying that the army wants a complete lack of critical thought in its soldiers is an entirely different conversation from ‘do soldiers even have critical thinking skills’. You gotta pick one before we can communicate together.

They went over handling bad orders in basic training man.

If we didn’t have this lie, people wouldn’t be as mad when they found the parts where it is untrue.

I’d learn regex, but it looks like the kind of tool that programmers would shove into every single search function hole and expect everyone to know it even though it makes no sense for it to be there.

I’m not so sure it was autocorrect. They usually don’t change a word to a swear, even with swears allowed. Also, t and r are right next to each other on a qwerty keyboard. I bet they just tapped the wrong key and didn’t notice because the font makes them look similar.

Nah, “look how much new owning company didn’t fuck up” is actual news these days. Its good to know that they’ve been doing well since the aquisition.

Lmao at the shitty photoshop edit.

Not even calling this a fake; I’m sure it’s for sale somewhere. Just that the seller couldn’t even be assed to take a post-print picture and just slapped a picture of the print on a generic black shirt photo instead.

Family guy. It should be family guy in the bottom right.

No, it’s held pretty consistently to what made it popular. They even got better with regards to representation too. Not sure why it’s there on the bottom right, hut I can’t really think of a good alternative either.

That’s for the kickstarter version. This is basically a bespoke handcrafted chair by a company / team of less than 20 people. It’s run by Simone Giertz (pronounced yetch, hence the store name), and it’s an imminently reasonable price for an original design chair.

For reference, this is the type of thing it’s competing with; https://www.dwr.com/outdoor-lounge-chairs-ottomans/magis-spun-chair/9540.html

For when you’re so deep into this process that you want to make it a part of your house. https://yetch.studio/products/laundry-chair

Finasteride can occassionally cause ED. The hair pill (1mg) version has about a 97% chance of not doing that, though. I wouldn’t trust it to stop boners, personally.

Fluxer looked like it was ai coded before the hype for it got it enough funding for a code refactor they’re doing right now. It’d be nice if it stayed around long term and became successful enough to be sustainable though.

I think the real reason people recommend mint is, while deep down they know users will have a better time on Ubuntu, they cannot stand the idea of recommending that company’s product directly.

I have no guilt when I say Ubuntu, and their managing company, have pulled enough shit over the years that it’s not a good first choice for a new user.

But in practice the similarities are only skin deep and to me if they’re already going to need to learn all the ways it differs from windows, why not put the same effort into learning something that also varies

The average user never leaves the web browser. The average gamer never leaves the web browser and steam. Skin deep is as far as most people ever go.

This not a condemnation, but it’s important to be aware of the differences between the average user, the average gamer, and the average Linux user. https://www.nngroup.com/articles/computer-skill-levels/

I had that issue for a while too. It’s gone now, and I have no idea what change did it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Plus I hate the windows style DE UIs so it seems like a weird choice

The average user hates the changes involved in switching away from the windows distro. The thing you hate about it is an objectively good reason for recommending it to a new user.

I have tried it multiple times over the years and I did not have great luck with things “just working” as everyone claims.

I have used it for several years now (with multiple sets of hardware) with no issues. Every single Linux version is going to have something it can’t handle. Linux mint is stable and handles most stuff just fine. A bad experience is possible anywhere, so this isn’t really a good reason to not recommend it for new users.