

I personally don’t like adding kernel functionality specifically for the benefit of wine
Well, luckily, you can personally have a kernel without that functionality



I personally don’t like adding kernel functionality specifically for the benefit of wine
Well, luckily, you can personally have a kernel without that functionality



I didn’t know Snapmaker had the same kind of mentality until now thanks to that move.
Smart move by Snapmaker, for the price of one hardware unit they get a lot of exposure to exactly the kind of people that they’re marketing towards.
This is what we get when we replaced news articles with screenshots of twitter posts of clips of news articles.
Jerry Springer gonna come out of retirement for this one.


No, almost certainly not. We’re stupidly enforcing a sanction that was created before most of us were born.
China is helping. They’re securing a future customer and buying the goodwill of a country for cheap.


The British Empire


“A terrorist with cancer was killed today after threatening the profits of an innocent health insurance company.”


Let’s see how they like being colonized for once


Let’s leave it unsettled so future nerd historians, 100 years from now, can hate us for not asking and write books speculating about it.


I think we’re passed the statute of limitations now, but I clicked the “I am over 18” button when I was not over 18.
Please don’t tell the Interney Police


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Good job, you caught the one person who failed to read the TOS before making their account, which we all do always every time.


That hypothetical doesn’t seem to have happened in reality, because these terms have been standard in almost all TOSs for decades and yet age verification is not suddenly an easy sell.
Do you not read the terms of service before creating an account on social media?!?!


I’m sure exactly zero kids have read the TOS and left the site. There isn’t so much as a pop-up that attempts to enforce it.
As others have already mentioned, most Lemmy instances have this exact term in their TOS (which you read, right?)


Clickbait headline.
"fury and “sneakily” are loaded terms. You can find a furious person on any topic on social media and “sneakily” is nonsense, they were trying to delete a file that Chrome requires and so Chrome fixes the install when it runs.
They even note that you can disable it in settings, though not without making it sound like an unusually hard thing to do: “manually digging through setting”
Clickbait headline, ragebait article. Anything for some advertising dollars.


That’s sometimes hard to do on social media where everything wants to autoplay videos.
It’ll become less impactful over time if you can avoid the topic and don’t mentally dwell on it.


Now the question is, did he put the x as a variable i.e. they couldn’t agree how to write it so he used x as a stand-in, or was he using x phonetically.
Probably the latter, and yet…


I hear that can cause a loss of performance.


I also wrote text.
If you’re just going to cherry pick a single point and dismiss everything else then we’re done here.
No relation