kamen @ kamen @lemmy.world

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The idea (at least from what I'm getting) is to be able to switch posture throughout the day, not necessarily to stand up the whole day. I've tried one for a couple of days and it seems nice, I just haven't gotten around buying one for home yet.

In case the paper calendar on the wall has stopped working, you can always go to a 13 year old YouTube upload and look for this comment.

The years so far have only had 12 months each...

/s

Cool, thanks a bunch. Looks like I'll be installing this right away.

Edit: bummer, there's no Kodi integration currently and it doesn't seem to have REST endpoints. So even if it works, at least for some time it would be Kodi -> Trakt and Trakt -> Yamtrack.

Things like this incentivise me to sit down and write an alternative. I just wish I had the time and energy to do so.

Coffee: do stupid shit faster and with more energy.

When your joke is so good that the HR folks want to hear it in person.

Try a custom launcher - this way you can expect things to stay mostly consistent across major upgrades.

I understand the reasons for liking stock, but that comes with the risk of getting an overhaul every once in a while.

In my mind I heard this as Samuel Jackson reciting the words without any intonation as if to check if he still remembers them 30-ish years later (he did that in an interview some time back).

I'm guilty of repeating this way too much.

This thing is real, they're spreading dihydrogen monoxide vapours everywhere. Moreover every single dead person has the same thing in their body. Coincidence? I think /s

Getting to keep your job is your medal then.

I have a one year gap in mine and I can't remember anyone asking about it.

I'm aware, yes, and that's what I was referring to. By that time it was basically the same hardware as any other computer, but with slightly different motherboards and with special proprietary firmware.

There's also some irony in the fact that "PC" was once a trademark that became generic. Someone should do the "Is this xerox a Canon?" joke, but with computers.

Should've written "Mac PCs" just to mess with people.

It would be comparable if NASA scientists were racing against someone else controlling another vehicle over there with less ping.

P.S. I'm not saying it isn't challenging - it surely is, but it's like connecting to your home computer over a shitty connection to play a single player game.

Yeah, in this sense I agree. I'm overanalyzing again.

Science laws won't cease to exist, but if you wipe out everyone's memory, their knowledge of that science will cease to exist - so they'll have to figure it out from zero - and there's no guarantee that there won't be another placeholder in a sense (i.e. what religions have been historically) for what's yet to understand.

Edit: maybe it's more accurate to say science laws would cease to exist, but won't cease to work; they would cease to exist in a formulated way (in that hypothetical memory loss) since they were put together by humans.

Asking the real questions

Artificial onetelligence