54 entries in about 2 months on the blue site. Yeah, that isn’t a lot.

I’d have to ask, they weren’t mine. But part of the problem was that it’s either high latency and no mic or very low quality both ways, neither very usable for video conferencing. Was fine on Windows. I’m sure their Thinkpad’s shitty Mediatek Bluetooth module didn’t help either.

You still will run into issues with certain Bluetooth headphones on Linux because they either need proprietary codecs that just aren’t available or fall back to really shitty ones. Not Linux’ fault, but users will only see (or hear) that it doesn’t work properly.

There’s room for at least three more rows of flags, then it’ll look like those AI slop pictures of trucks on Zuckbook that other bots post AMEN under.

> Mein Gesicht wenn Amateure den Rein-Raus-Schraubeklaus einen “Schraubenzieher” nennen

> Mein Gesicht wenn Amateure den Vierkant-Klappmesser einen “Zollstock” nennen

> Mein Gesicht wenn Amateure den Langen Harald mit Luftblase eine “Wasserwaage” nennen

I’ve only learned to drive fairly recently so I still remember getting to the point where I’m sort of comfortable with manual shifting. There’s two ways of doing it (that I know of). The simple way: Put it in first gear, then very slowly let the clutch go, don’t touch any other pedal. You’ll find some point where it engages and the car starts creeping forward. A bit further an you’re out of the danger zone and can drive normally. Took me a bunch of tries but I’m reasonably fast with it now without fear of stalling the engine.

The other one is mostly the same idea, but you start accelerating pretty much right when it’s engaging, without really waiting for creep happening. I’ve actually found that easier on some cars, but it’s also a great way of creating interesting noises.

This coming from someone with what looks like the Chinese flag in their name is… interesting.

I just don’t believe what he’s writing, his whole career is built on lies and the other prison tweets seem like bullshit as well.

It, uh, like, can reserve a table for you in some restaurant? Maybe?

You know what they say, all busses go to Rhome

So-called AI partly relies on random outcomes, so no, it might not do what you tell it to do. Which is part of why it sucks so much.

Furry here, we do that stuff. It’s pretty good, can recommend.

Also men used to do that a lot more, before the world wars.

Oh, he’s the one running Linkedin, now it makes sense why that site, of all places, has anti-AI features now. I hope the shareholders will have mercy with his soul.

Intensively obsessive fans with no respect for boundaries have existed for a long time, before the Internet. Ask the Beatles or the cast of the original Star Trek series. This is not a new phenomenon, this one just comes with a coat of extra slop.

Sitzen zwei Kamele im Keller und stricken Benzin. Kommt ein Schraubenzieher, läuft ein mal den Türrahmen hoch und wieder herunter und verschwindet wieder. Fragt das eine Kamel: “Du, hast du dat geseh’n?” Sagt das andere Kamel: “Jau, der is öfter hier.”

That’s not going to make anything better though. You’ll just go down a path of addiction and self-destruction. Plus it’s expensive.

No no, these things are getting better in my opinion, in Germany/EU at least!

It’s starting to show its cracks (see Facebook), I’ll count that as getting better.

Older Millennial here, they are right, too bad people my age didn’t get the memo. Never understood, even back in school, why getting plastered is celebrated.

In no particular order, from where I am:

• Linux/FOSS
• Renewable energy
• Crime rates
• Consumer protection laws
• Furry cons
• Vegan & vegetarian products
• The AI bubble (slowly)
• Left-wing parties