None of this should be a surprise to anyone in the USA.
It was all predicted a long tome ago, by Orwell, by Huxley, by The Dead Kennedys.
I just happen to like the DKs version best so here you go.
None of this should be a surprise to anyone in the USA.
It was all predicted a long tome ago, by Orwell, by Huxley, by The Dead Kennedys.
I just happen to like the DKs version best so here you go.
Wee surprise while out gardening earlier. Was clearing some weeds from our raised beds before planting, when I realised I had acquired a pedunculate oak seedling.
While it would be lovely to have an #oak in the garden, I really don't want a #tree that can grow to 40m tall with a 10m girth that close to my house. So I popped it in a little pot, for now.
Thinking I might pot it on for a few years then find a spot in some woodland up the river to plant it out when it's established.
It's pretty obvious they haven't thought anything through. Or even thought at all. Or are even capable of thought. Except in the most rudimentary Nazi shaped meaning.
Nazi Germany was at least competent.
Maybe they haven't thought this through.
Well, half of them are.
Nice one.
Not sure who needs to know this but https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_451
Before the web (BTW) we had these things called "Books" which stored information in semi-permanent forms. Some of them lasted centuries.
We shared this information in buildings called "Libraries" which were places where, basically, anyone, could go find out about the books that might answer their questions.
https://social.growyourown.services/@FediVideo/113907953510178561
Further evidence of @pluralistic ‘s #enshittification theory.
For context, 14 tons is almost 3x the average CO2 emissions of the average EU citizen.
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_carbon_dioxide_emissions_per_capita
One flight. One billionaire.
I apologise.
I have ataxia so I am unable to cycle. I fall over.
But I know tech. So thought I’d try to help.
I shan’t in future.
Every software developer ever has said this at least once.
To everyone whatabouting in this thread, I did say "they do the most common pretty well."
And that would mean the most common in English-language publications using foreign language words or terms for whatever reason.
Neither OS is perfect. Nor, I think, is it possible to be.
But Mac OS does a better job than Windows, as things currently stand.
I use both daily. This is my experience.
Yeah, but you either have to
• change the keyboard language
• Not ideal, since your actual keyboard doesn't change
• memorise some pretty esoteric unicode strings; or
• use a virtual keyboard
Tbf, Macs don't handle all diacritics that well by default, but they do the most common pretty well.
Like Option then E gets you é. Option U gets ü and so on.
I guess that's a legacy of their prevalence in desktop publishing apps in the 90s.
Also, we don't get ads on the OS UI.
Which is the stupidest fucking idea I've ever heard.
I certainly did, and I certainly found it a worthwhile use of 30mins of my life.
A hugely thoughtful, wide-ranging and persuasive argument. Thank you for writing it.
And h/t @Miniver for alerting me to it.
That is so distressing to hear.
Bandcamp paid artists fairly and was a good platform for so long.
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