I’ve made 100% AI software already. It was slightly more complex than a hello world, tho.

I’d go a step further. Desktop computing as a whole is overkill for most users.

Sounds like you don’t understand the sex work industry.

• People already get porn for free. Nothing new here.
• Some things you can’t synthesize. Like experiences.
• For a lot of people it’s not just about the sex but the personalities of the models.
• Some make the content because they like to make the content.

For the few pushing back on this, clearly you have no idea how important the power of collective bargaining is. We need class solidarity now more than ever. STRIKE!

A lot of “Temporary Embarrassed Billionaire” vibes.

Why would you press CTRL+G if you didn’t know that ^ was CTRL?

Gamers only seem to think that the only reason people have a computer is to game.

The crypto bros still think that’s gonna happen, eh?

$2k stimulus checks and maybe that McDonald’s commercial with Grimace.

Perhaps you’ve never rented before. Affording and “not qualifying” are very different things. Sometimes you make far more than enough money to rent but maybe you work in the wrong industry.

I live by the ocean and sea food is disgusting to me. I see people fishing all the time and I know they’re eating good. That smell is such a turn off.

Applications are platform agnostic. I run Kdenlive on Gnome and it works flawlessly.

I get it but no. I like them.

Most of these are good but cat isn’t just about looking at text.

Urinal in the garage with direct back yard access. My friend has that at his dad’s house. Excellent for backyard barbecues.

Anti-Chinese propaganda is still strong I see.

Side note: Gnome is not as heavy as it once was. Running on a Chromebook with 2GB or RAM and haven’t had any issues.

I have used Chromebooks as Linux laptops for a while now. Here are some patterns I’ve seen.

• Some Intel audio chipsets don’t work. Not sure why that is but it’s happened on two different Chromebooks.
• Chromebooks have some of the best wifi under Linux
• Some ARM Chromebooks have locked bootloaders
• Most that I’ve seen that are EOL only have 16GB of non upgradable storage

Currently running a cheap Chromebook I bought from Best Buy for $30. Works great but no audio. ¯⁠\⁠_⁠ಠ⁠_⁠ಠ⁠_⁠/⁠¯

In the US a lot of business use them. It’s not uncommon to see a pallet of “old” ThinkPads at the swapmeet selling for less than $200. We’re talking x1 Carbons. These machines have upgradable SSDs, Wifi, and battery. For less than $300 you can get a BEAST of a machine that runs Linux very very well.