That’s so hilarious and crafty. I love that.

It’s also a laundering scheme to make free software proprietary.

Ah. I usually conflate the two under “internet archive”.

What’s the second?

Brutal, cruel, sad. Makes me angry at the universe.

That Sikh has no business being that handsome.

I would seriously consider something like this since my computing job requires me to stare at a light bulb all day. Perhaps there’s a demographic that would spring for this in the same way there is for quality chairs.

“Less traumatic than violent, ad-hoc suicide” perhaps?

I felt the same about BotW. At first I enjoyed the freshness and exploration but it quickly gave way to the sinking realization that it’s an empty world with smatterings of lifeless villages and MMO-style quests. Ew.

Recently cut, myself! Happy to have done so.

I don’t know but it still hasn’t been cracked… I imagine things would be very bad if they decide to pull it for some reason…

Yeah, normalize either being okay. Just like long or short hair. Diversity is the spice of life.

Tbh Kodi is just kinda a hassle in general. I much prefer Jellyfin and will probably ditch Kodi in favor of it in the near future.

That’s fair. Like the sibling comment says, it’s worth it for me. But not everyone has the ability to pay.

I’ve been happy with Kagi. It’s for-pay but it’s quality to me.

It’s not that they necessarily care, it’s that it’s the assumed default. So then I have to respond with “I can’t do that, can you upload it here?” it makes me the odd one out making people jump through hoops.

The iphone/non-iphone situation is utterly insane to me. I am constantly being punished for not having an iphone, be it texting or airdrop. These things should be standardized and interoperable, not owned commodities by companies. Grrr.

So… Most of the web?

Especially at such a short EOL date.

I regularly go to classes for (non-ballroom) latin dance and occasionally dip my toes in a swing event. I used to professionally perform classical music and burned out real hard some years ago; It’s nice to have started something from the ground up. Enjoyment and mastery at my own pace.

It makes me happy to see techie enjoy the job rather. It makes the whole thing feel more human and connecting as everyone wants to be there showcasing their craft.