Seems pretty relevant to me
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Now you're just being rude.
Dismissing and not even interacting with someone giving you an explanation. That's pretty toxic
Arrr, my friend
Over here feeling all posh with DataGrip (Jetbrains).
It's honestly so much better if you're in DBs a lot.
It's a bit of a catch honestly.
OSS/community Linux graphical environments have kind of always been ~5 years out from what's needed. 15 years ago they were behind ~5 years, 5 years ago they where behind ~5 years.
The only difference is today. I think they're only behind by ~3-4 years thanks to the backwards movement of things like Windows and OSx staleness.
Mobile operating systems are in a worse place.
The under $500 is harder.
But check out One Man 5 Cats. He's the GOAT of automated litter box reviews, you'll get honest, critical review of them.
Here's a video from last year: https://youtu.be/fqQQtW1HJQQ
PLEASE BE CAREFUL when going for budget devices
Some automated litter boxes kill cats by way of entrapment or pinch hazards. It's tragic.
Personally, I have a couple little robot threes and a couple little robot fours. I've had the threes for almost 4 years now and they definitely run into problems and have effectively stopped working in an automated fashion by this point.
The fours are going strong.
Of course, these are out of budget for you. Good luck!
Sticks that it's just a piece of paper. None of your rights matter if they are not enforced.
And none of your rights matter to the people willing and happy to take them away.
Claiming your rights are being violated as you're stuffed in a van won't help you. Your "rights" won't help you as you drown in a cage, or die of dehydration, or of a treated illness your treatment is denied for.
The law is a weapon against the people now.
The $300 NVidia Shield also throws ads in your face, and you can't turn them off.
It's lose/lose.
Even then it's still android store apps, and incredibly hard to side load.
Oh, and if you didn't know, the shield now displays ads all over the place, even the app selection screen. Yes, the $300 piece of hardware throws ads in your face and there is no way to control the behavior.
Cherry-picked examples are cherry-picked examples.
The trend still sticks
Agreed, but what is disappointing is to see these people not change after they see consequences.
At which point I have no more empathy for their plite.
Probably the most blind ignorant take here.
Their user base is still growing, and given it was at 100 million in 2024. Yeah, people still use notion.
Idk how one can be this obtuse.