Zorsith @ Zorsith @lemmy.blahaj.zone

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100% correct.

It is in an apartment so its probably a cheap piece of junk (frigidaire or hotpoint, one of those brands i think) but it just cant maintain a high temperature; cant stir fry, cant maintain a rolling boil for consistent pasta, etc

Stoves with Sensi-temp burners; they've got a weird little spring loaded disc in the center of the burner. Cant even boil fucking water consistently because it shuts itself off over a certain temperature and doesn't come back on for far too long.

Omg so fluffy! Found a post to make it easier for others to find

https://lemmy.world/post/10556351

A week? What is this, professional hour?! Try a few years.

Disassociate and make funny small talk while i internally have an anxiety attack.

Ngl, id be down for it. I'm just so done with reading news headlines, wondering if i need to be afraid of my own government; and if so, where it lands on the scale of "careful what you say out loud" to "flee for my goddamn life".

Yeah, if the CIA ever wants to talk to you, you're not in for a good time.

And here i was thinking about an entire third different direction; using "fitness" and "readiness" requirements the purge the military

These are quite acceptable terms.

Bob looks like he would enjoy sitting with somebody while they read a book. And possible a larger cat-tree platform.

Oof, yeah, thats awful.

Never been reliant on wifi tbh, I've generally been an Ethernet purist and have never owned a personal laptop (just desktops). Even for work laptops id use either onboard ethernet or a dongle

Same, but grapheneOS and max screen width (big hands / fat fingers).

Does wifi chipset matter on a laptop? Its just an m.2 Key E chip, should be easily replaceable. Cant imagine manufacturers would solder that on, its not like RAM

I'd argue at a certain depth in an OS its actually harder to do things with a GUI than a command line

• Blues Brothers
• Any Mel Brooks movie

A lot of stuff seems to start breaking around 5 or 6 digit numbers of users.

Click clack go the math rocks.

Goodbye Blue Sky

Ray Bradbury also has a good array of short stories, at least one or two of which are sort of precursors to Fahrenheit 451

Edit: its been too long since i read Fahrenheit 451... just started (and finished) re-reading it for the second time in my life, in the last couple hours. i still think it might be one of the more likely dystopias that await us.

It feels appropriate, somehow, that my first read through was a pirated PDF copy of it from some random corner of the internet.

I'm left feeling oddly... hopeful. Like I've been reminded of a part of being human that is good.