Chugs can of Bud Light. Tosses can in water.
Chugs can of Bud Light. Tosses can in water.
“Ah don’t wear a seatbelt because muh sisters cousins friends uncles neighbors mechanics grandaddys brother died while he was wearing a seatbelt and couldn’t get out of the vehicle in time to avoid the freight train that he was too blind and deaf to see or hear coming.”


The average Linux evangelist on Lemmy vastly overestimates the tech-saviness of the average person.


TIL PhotoBucket is still around.


You can’t explain that!


I have to use Outlook for work. It’s difficult or impossible to find the features that were actually useful in the new Outlook.
I still use old Outlook because at least it actually works.


“Experts say power plants ‘burn coal to convert water into steam.’”
I mean, does anyone really know how these things operate?
Testosterone supplements and baby wipes for men.


I’m running Shareaza in Crossover Linux on Mint. It actually runs pretty well.
If you’re having fun at your job, you’ll never work a day in your life.


If you build a factory someplace, the factory consumes a lot of resources and can be a nuisance. But in return, it provides jobs; at the very minimum. Going beyond that, usually someone in the corporate heirarchy is smart enough to realize that building good will with the neighbors is important and they encourage the employees to give back to the community to that end.
The actual impact may vary but if nothing else, symbolic gestures that say, “we know our presence here has an impact and we want to make sure it’s a positive impact as much as possible.” tend to go a long way in terms of winning support and acceptance from the community.
Data centers consume lots of resources and can be a nuisance. Unlike other operations, they provide very few long term jobs and give basically nothing back to their host community beyond that. They take far more than they give back. If the “geniuses” who run these tech firms spent less money lobbying politicians and instead offered to pay for the college tuition of every student who successfully graduated from the local high school, they would probably get a very different reaction from the public.
As my state declares Traditional Values Month
The best way to keep the peasants in line is by giving them other peasants to look down on. Makes them feel like they’re in charge of something.
That causes a rather severe rash.


Some of the users definitely like to pontificate a bit much and there’s still gaps in reliable clients for some platforms (e.g. Apple TV). That said, Jellyfin, as a service, is solid.


The many faces of Kristen Stewart

Well, Budweiser and Busch are both owned by AB InBev. But I guess that’s that level of awareness one can expect from bigots.