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You get used to it pretty quickly.

Maybe they shouldn’t become cops then.

It’s depressing to hear that’s not already the case.

And also returning to… being a pet?

It’s the only one not released in the past decade.

I never thought I’d miss Microsoft Sam.

You’re lucky. It’s so annoying. Especially when it feels like one someone actually worked on but didn’t want to read themself. I don’t care how much time you put into writing and editing if I have to hear it through a robot voice. I’d rather hear a shitty mic/thick accent, or whatever else is stopping them from just recording the lines.

I thought a pod was a component of some vapes (reusable or prefilled) not another name for a disposable?

Which part?

You should probably crosspost this to !meta@programming.dev

Thanks for the stem roller tip. I have been using SpleeterGUI

Federation fixes most of it. I can follow the big community that’s become the main one and still the smaller ones with their own focuses and views.

But then they have to make CDs.

Bandcamp really is the best option (until they inevitably enshittify.

TuneCore and CD Baby are popular distributors for independant publishing to streaming but I don’t think they’re the best.

Edit: Bandcamp is by and large the better option if being on major streamers (Spotify, apple music, deezer, tidal, etc. isn’t important.

I thought God changed his mind about black people in 1978?

Evidence suggests that a longer version of the saying was circulating prior to the early- to mid-19th century. The meaning is thought to come from the way clams are protected during high tide, and although the connotations have changed slightly, this original concept is still is the heart of the expression today. First Usage

This phrase is actually a part of the bigger phrase “happy as a clam in high water” or “at high tide.”

Source

What were some of the biggest omissions for you?

Now can you tell me about tiling window managers?