n6h6

6 ms·

31.
by n6h6 3y ago
It absolutely will. They will not be able to participate in almost all modern social interactions. Like, yeah, they will be able to talk to their friends, but only when at school and at sleepovers. And even then, being excluded from having
32.
by n6h6 3y ago
Jesus fucking Christ
33.
by n6h6 3y ago
> or whatever you want to call it I feel for you lmao. Technology naming conventions are a shitshow, and CPU architecture is no exception.
34.
by n6h6 3y ago
Capitalism is a relatively recent invention, so no. It's disappointing that there are people who think that "far-left ideologues" have anything to do with the decline of public libraries.
35.
by n6h6 3y ago
that's sad :(
36.
by n6h6 3y ago
I encourage you to look up "obtain" and stop being intentionally ignorant.
37.
by n6h6 3y ago
ah shit, I should have looked up if beer itself is pasteurized. So-and-so Pasteur himself invented the process for beer and ale specifically (albeit around 1870, so before then I would be right)
38.
by n6h6 3y ago
If you didn't know, pasteurization is a specific process of preserving food by heating it to a certain temperature. Not sure if there's a good substitute for that word in the way you're using it though (technically alcohol is
39.
by n6h6 3y ago
I looked it up, and aww :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neko_(software) Unlike many of the things people talk about on this website that I didn't experience growing up, I actually did download this on Windows Vis
40.
by n6h6 3y ago
>The bottom of every page is padded so readers can maintain a consistent eyeline. Very considerate!
41.
by n6h6 3y ago
I tried using DuckDyckGo (lol) for a few weeks recently, but its results are just as bad or worse than Google's are usually. It's the same problem of endless worthless listicle noise.
42.
by n6h6 3y ago
Plus, with Wikipedia, you can clearly see the sources or the lack of them. I tried asking ChatGPT for a source twice. One time, it gave a source. Another time, it gave the "as a language model I can't" spiel.
43.
by n6h6 3y ago
Police aren't known for their investigation skills.
44.
by n6h6 3y ago
how so?
45.
by n6h6 3y ago
someone who became homeless because they don't make enough money is likely to come from a family that doesn't make much money. someone who becomes homeless due to addiction is not likely to be supported by their family because peo
46.
by n6h6 3y ago
Nothing, but it has to do with Microsoft, which the comment they were replying to talks about in its latter half.
47.
by n6h6 3y ago
There are valid reasons to consider ChromeOS "not real Linux" or "not real Desktop Linux". In my opinion, you are being needlessly reductive (mainly in your final paragraph).
48.
by n6h6 3y ago
What's up with the way you write the letter s? Is it a catch-all for apostrophes? I haven't seen anyone do that before, just curious.
49.
by n6h6 3y ago
I thought you were joking, but no, the CUNT is real https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Update#Critical_Upda...
50.
by n6h6 3y ago
that astro thing, despite saying whatever-it-is is built for speed, is laggy on my phone. kinda funny
51.
by n6h6 3y ago
Yeah, I've seen that. I'd have called it "recipe mode" but I like your name for it better.
52.
by n6h6 3y ago
or, more realistically, allowing only one brand of detergent. oh wait, printers already do that (with ink, not detergent)
53.
by n6h6 3y ago
Wow, this answered some questions I've wondered about for a while yet never thought of looking up. Especially the section on subpixel antialiasing; very neat. I didn't know that was an intentional thing, I figured it was just some
54.
by n6h6 3y ago
I am also curious. The main reason I haven't even tried figuring Lemmy out is because I figured it'd be exclusively full of "free speech" people, like other Reddit alternatives.
55.
by n6h6 3y ago
This is almost certainly intentional. It's been a trend for a while for companies to make their websites as shitty as possible so you're basically forced to use their app.