i wonder if the saturation of Superbowl ads about one thing being an indicator of a bubble about to burst is kinda analogous to how getting on the Forbes 30 under 30 list and then seeing someone from that list get arrested for fraud isn’t terribly surprising
The city’s enforcement data from 2021-25 shows 129 scooters seized, 74 impounded, 53 vendor warnings, 13 vendor citations, 3,016 rider warnings, 51 rider citations, five guns seized and eight arrests. No deaths were reflected in the city’s data. Meanwhile, Houston last year recorded its deadliest year on record for vehicle drivers, passengers and pedestrians, with 345 people killed on Houston-area streets, a record high after two years of declines.
over 300 people died last year because of car accidents vs 0 from e-bikes and scooters in the past 4 years and you’re gonna put a curfew on the e-bikes???
You know what they say. Something about a 
flaps its wings which causes a 
to brew on the other side of the globe
gonna slap a plot behind that one Skyrim mod that replaced all the dragons with Thomas the Tank Engine characters
That’s a wonderful use for one lmao
A cheap Jeweler’s loupe from Amazon. It’s like a high magnification magnifying glass with a LED light built into it. I initially bought it to inspect my kitchen knives when I sharpen them, but it’s been useful for inspecting soldering work and other random little things.
Others have mentioned a powerbank and one of those multiport USB chargers. I’d second those as well, tho I guess they both can climb in price depending on if you need a lot of power capacity.
Yesterday, following Vimeo’s recent acquisition by a private equity firm…
Well, I guess thats the end of Vimeo
I’m really waiting for them to pull a Meta and change their company name to Copilot or something with how insanely hard they’ve gone in on trying to make AI work
Seems like the Poseidon Website has a PDF that lists some of the software that came with Poseidon 3.
Since it was based on Ubuntu, I’d probably start by using a modern version of either Ubuntu or Mint and then seeing if any of that software you’re interested in is available for those distros in their software repositories. No clue if any of the more specialized stuff it is still maintained, or if there are better alternatives nowadays. You can search the default Ubuntu repos online without having to first install the OS here: Ubuntu Packages, if you want
sudo -i starts a login shell as the specified user. Login shell means it’ll read that user’s bashrc/zshrc/whatever other login files and apply those. If no user is specified, then it’ll login as root, so you get a root shell
Foxes make some pretty distressing noises fr
The semiconductor manufacturer is Rockchip, who makes a ton of SoC’s for single board computers. Rockchip has apparently copied ffmpeg’s code without attribution and changed the license to a permissive one from LGPL
Microsoft CEO wants you to think about Microsoft 24/7
Thats a much better use of memory than “oh I’m out and it’s time to write to the paging file, just go wait”
I built my mom a cheap PC like 7 years ago right before work from home took off, and at the time it was running Windows 10, but as time went on, it became apparent that the 8GB i built it with somehow wasnt enough so I upgraded it to 16GB. Fast-forward to now, where she’s now running Linux because her work didn’t want to support Windows 10 WFH anymore (but somehow also supported Linux clients??), and she doesn’t even use 8GB of RAM, even with integrated graphics.
I think we may have killed the 
trying to download Space Cadet Pinball
Bagger 288 is the only hope we have
thats some of the finest Google cosplay
I just put the electrons into the transistors on my nvme drive by hand. No text editor needed