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  • Because they are simpler and easier.

    Take for example a photo of folders, you can easily parse through a grid of photos to find the picture you're looking.

    CLI are great for some things, and they're not great for others.

  • There is no Avatar by M. Night Shyamalan. The Earth king has invited you to watch Nickelodeon.

  • They've already faked it twice, so I wouldn't believe it the 3rd time personally.

  • but I only regretted my time spent watching one.

  • I only want to kill my commanding officers who are forcing me to go there.

  • That is not easier or quicker than shift selecting 70 videos in a list in a list and ctrl clicking the 6 I don't want.

    There's a reason GUIs won out over CLIs for most use cases.

  • Yeah for doing batch stuff. I’d like to be able to say copy and paste 15 different playlists, deselect some of the videos in them, and be able to walk away from my computer.

  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXBzBFxe00o

    He goes into one of those dingy old PC stores that have walls crammed with dusty products that haven't been sold in like 15-20 years and buys everything, even turns it into a bit of game with the owner where they roll a giant foam or play darts dice to see if he's going to pay ridiculous prices for some of the products. Like many of these boxes are literally early 00's tech that never moved and was just sitting there.

    To be offended over that video is utterly ridiculous and it's clearly all in good fun with the owner, who gets to avoid making a loss on stock he should've thrown out decades ago.

  • It's great, but I wish there was a GUI front-end for it.

  • Was.

    The British government basically force him to reduce his stake in the industry and it was sold off in 2018, it's now owned by Comcast who also own NBC.

    His origins are irrelevant in the current company

  • Israel claimed they had evidence before, this shows they did not.

    Israel has fabricated evidence for the media twice already before, the third time is now cast into doubt.

  • Point is the media has seen the last two times Israel fabricated evidence to present to the media.

    Point is the original claim against the UNWRA was based on ZERO evidence as now verified by 3 independent media sources on all sides of the political spectrum.

  • And the media were invited to look at the other two tunnels, and they found signs of tampering and misinformation in those cases.

    If someone not just lies but fakes what is presented about something twice already, you don't just believe them the third time.

    Today's "electrical supply room" tunnel is not the smoking gun that the UNWRA was aiding Hamas. And we have credible reason to doubt the authenticity of anything found due to Israel's prior actions.

  • From tour they gave at Al-Shifa "HQ tunnel" that never turned up anything substantial

    CNN analysis: Video suggests IDF might have rearranged weaponry at Al-Shifa prior to news crew visits

    From the tour they gave at the graveyard

    Israel claims a tunnel ran through this Gaza cemetery it destroyed. A visit to the site raised more questions than answers

    But this tour is super duper l8git!


    I can do this all day, or you can keep the misinformation to one post and I can fact check you there instead and save everyone else the hassle.

    What we have is a nation fabricating evidence and providing zero evidence elsewhere, as part of a systematic campaign of destruction that is resulting in tens of thousands of dead men, women, and children - such as Hind, murdered after spending hours surrounded the bodies of her family before Israeli forces destroyed an ambulance they had cleared to rescue her, killing her and the paramedics.

  • Before they found an Hamas branded electrical storage tunnel?

    Zero evidence before, still zero evidence now.