"Google kills Chromecast and replaces it with something that it will also kill and replace in a few years"

I made the mistake of buying Google Homes years ago. They got badly nerfed last year — Google removed the ability to read recipes out loud, which is the main thing I used it for. They also crippled the API so that I can no longer add tasks to Todoist. I'm never buying another Google product.

Also pictured: His '79 International Scout

This seems like a good spot for a reminder that Thomas Jefferson edited his own copy of the bible to remove all of the magical/religious elements and left only the philosophical lessons.

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I'm not watching some rando groyper's clickbait. What is the reason?

The overwhelming majority of webservers run Linux ~~(it's not even close, like high 90 percent range)~~ Edit: Upon double-checking it's more like mid-80s, but the point stands

This is the same guy who loves Iain Banks' Culture novels while somehow remaining oblivious to their strongly leftist and anti-capitalist stance, and just sees "cool spaceships go pew pew". He's a complete moron.

Umm ackshually it isn't in real-time, it happened 300 million years ago /pedant

Norway and the US are using hacks. Whenever there's a shortage of something, a farmer in Bumfucksville, Iowa or fisherman in Bømføkstad, Norway finds some immense reserve of it.

The one on my ThinkPad started working when I upgraded to KDE 6 / Wayland. I was pretty happy about that.

TBH I'm surprised that they waited until 800 days into their 3-day invasion to do this. I'd have thought they would fabricate something before they invaded.

Good thing there's a neutral zone in between.