To be fair, it’s about other things, too. Like Jenny’s character’s arc had nothing to do with that part.

Don’t try to leave your house in complete silence to avoid waking the baby. Make normal noise and train the baby to be able to sleep through that.

Also, never give in to a tantrum (note that this one you’re a few years away from, since I’m not talking about baby crying). Even if you realize partway through that you’re wrong. Talk it out after they’ve calmed down. You can even tell them that you realized you were wrong but that you’ll never give in to a tantrum like that because that’s not how you handle not liking something. Once they learn tantrums are only a path to defeat, they’ll adjust their methods.

I’m sure there’s plenty of other reasons to not steal a tesla. It being a mobile surveillance device being one of them. Also, if I was going to steal a car, I’d pick one with better build quality and one that doesn’t have a different fire exit than the normal way to exit that I’d probably be going for if my car was suddenly on fire.

Japanese?

Is this boycott being pushed by US MAGAs or by their foreign thought leaders?

That “or else” is pretty great, though. Using linux after windows might feel like getting into a healthy relationship after being in an abusive and controlling relationship.

Lol when I first read your screenshot, I thought for a moment they actually served you boobs.jpg from the government and president sites.

But maybe this is disinformation to make people think servers in Iran aren’t?

“Oh boobs.jpg just gives a 404, can’t be in Iran!” (When the server is in Iran)

Buddy doesn’t even say what domain they figured out was in Iran with this “trick”.

It would be cool if it rolled into a functional telescope.

Which is also why I don’t want tight AI integration on an OS. It’s fine as a chatbot, not an administrator that I suspect MS will one day hand more control over their PC than they allow users.

BDSM enthusiast is another possibility. Never know when you’ll run into someone who wants to be tied up.

While I generally oppose police brutality, I think this is a good case for it.

Wow, that “new” (or maybe poorly reported would be better) info turns the whole story around. Protographer is a bit of a piece of shit for fighting it so much for what now seems to amount to a brag about either knowing which house was hers or that she lived there.

I wish there were consequences for those who misrepresent stories like this so much. Same with the mcdonald’s dangerously hot coffee lawsuit (though at least that one seems like the truth is more prevalent than the pro-mcdonald’s spin that used to be the popular story).

I didn’t realize pullups involved so much hip movement. He’s doing a hip thrust while the guy beside him is doing the full worm.

It’s like getting a running start to do a curl.

Way better to use one of those assisted pullup machines to work up to one with proper form because this isn’t likely building much muscle and is probably way more likely to cause an injury.

I agree completely. In snowy/icy conditions, it could result in more accidents because I know my car’s ABS isn’t tuned for slippery roads because my braking distance is noticeably shorter when I pump the brakes any time I feel the ABS kicking in instead of just letting ABS do its thing.

Pay attention to what is in front of you and leave enough distance to be able to react calmly in time. AEB sounds like “feature to make it safer for bad drivers”. Which, ok, I can get that, but personally, I’d rather see things changed such that bad drivers either get removed from the road or don’t get a license in the first place.

Some tabs are for ongoing things that I keep coming back to, though I don’t have as many of those these days. Like back in the day, I’d have a facebook tab, a few reddit tabs, etc.

Other tabs are for things that I’m not done with in general but was done with for that moment because something else came up or I just wanted to do something else and the task wasn’t urgent enough to stick with it.

Sometimes I get back to it, finish the task, and close the tab. Sometimes I’ll later see the tab and just close it because I decide I am done with it forever (or done enough that I can find it again if I want to go back to it).

I like it better than not keeping my tabs. Though I did disable the inactive tabs thing on mobile firefox because those were too out of sight and just piled up (along with the ambiguous behaviour where sometimes backing up closes newly opened tabs, sometimes it doesn’t, or I don’t back up all the way). Mobile tabs feel a bit more like bookmarks, which are more likely to just disappear entirely from my mind. Visual tabs serve as reminders of the thing.

Yeah, I’ve got a logitech mouse but didn’t want logitech’s software on my machine, so I just used the mouse by plugging it in. Which worked, but I had no way of knowing the battery level until the mouse itself started blinking low power.

When I installed fedora, I was confused a bit because it had a system tray icon saying the battery was charging. I was thinking it thought it was a laptop until I realize it had just picked up the battery information from my mouse. A feature I had written off under windows just worked without me even considering it or needing to install software that was partly about using my hardware and partially about advertising more ways to get my money.

Considering all of the comments saying that a big part of this is people not wanting to buy new computers and choosing linux because it will run on their old machine, I’d like to add insult to injury and say I built a new PC before Oct and windows was never even a consideration.

And despite it being my first Linux install I planned to play games on, everything went smoothly and I’d even say the “setting up the PC to my preference instead of the defaults” step was better because there wasn’t a “figure out how to disable the shit ms really wants you to run for them” substep, or a “figure out what new shit ms added that I’ll want to disable” discovery mode that, with win 10, lasted most of the time I was using it and included “figure out if a recent update reset settings to annoying defaults”.

I bet this is why people are so vocal about switching to linux whenever there’s another complaint about ms. It went way better than expected, like I was about to do something that would cause ongoing pain and frustration to get away from something even worse, but there’s been nothing at all that has made me miss windows.

Is that site just an ads disguised as articles site now? Like it’s not just news about the sale, it’s actively trying to sell win 11 (and not doing a great job with its list of “I thought it already did that”, “underwhelming feature”, “no, I still don’t fucking want onedrive; I no longer trust you with my own files on my computer, let alone saving everything on yours”.)

There would still be the heat issue, which would be even harder to fix or hide on glasses.

Ah too late lol, ended up grabbing a 990 pro 2tb for $200 CAD. Looking around online, there seems to be a bunch of retailers at that price, though mostly the brick and mortar ones. I kinda thought they might be slower to react to quickly moving prices than the more specialist places (I got it from Staples).