Was the food good though?

Oh this one is real bad. Fantastic.

Thank you for not making this a literal shit post. It could easily have gone that way.

It’s okay I installed FreeBSD the other day and it still crashes.

This is some damn good married life.

Extra credit for actual shit post.

Just stack the new mattress on top of the old one. Problem solved.

But then you find out, and you learn, and we become better users for it.

I CAN EAT THESE!

It’s an accurate name. The company has explicitly told us that they are a slop-first cloud company.

And now for your local on the 8s.

This is what I call junk open source. They use the open source label, but it’s not really open source in spirit. The license is restrictive and I’d recommend against using any such software in favor of something that’s actually, properly open source. If you’re bothering to self host, I feel like this freedom is important to most users.

Also, I think this is an advertisement and should be removed.

Three sides? But have you been the side chick yet?

Before the Internet, your argument would just be wrong or uninformed and you wouldn’t know what the answer was supposed to be.

Perhaps it’s a fallback plan in case the universal Internet ID thing doesn’t work out. Gotta keep the masses stupid and uncoordinated.

I didn’t imagine I’d be fighting for internet freedom alongside TempleOS!

Say anything that pops into your mind to keep the hype train going, huh Sam?

It’s great for multitasking. I’ve seen phones boot and already consume 3-4GB of RAM. Alas, that’s how much some of this software uses now, depending on your needs.

What appears to be common sense to you is hardly common sense to the consumer. I choose to be more inclusive thinking of a person who might not necessarily know what 8 GB means. That’s a ton of Apple’s customers.

Just to play devil’s advocate: a smartphone is definitely a computer and has no trouble competing with older laptop CPUs in benchmarks. I see this as a difference without a distinction beyond form factor.

8GB is 💯 barely serviceable. I see this is a product for a casual user only, with excellent build quality. I don’t think it ages well when pushed.

The only potential concern I have is in considering how much casual PC market is left in the industry. I thought these users moved on to mobile, ergo leaving enthusiasts and professionals behind years ago as the remaining users. It might also cannibalize sales of their more powerful laptops because: who are the laptop buyers now? Where are they? Surely Apple did a market study, and they look set to completely dominate whatever’s left.

If I wasn’t going to use Linux, it would be Mac. Quite compelling despite the lower memory because we are in an expensive market.