lol

I didn’t say switching to Linux would be a tiny change.

Yeah, I’m pretty sure I had a w98 and xp key memorized at one point

Some people would rather just die than make even the tiniest change, even if that change will make their lives infinitely better

Windows 95 had a more successful launch. Believe me: I was there for it, and I had to run tech-support for half a dozen friends’ computers at the time, not to mention several family members.

And I had already been running Chicago betas for several months. What a shit show that was…

And these were the days before most people had either a functional Internet connection or any sort of home networking, so any kind of real fix or updates had to come through the sneakernet via floppies.

I was legit working for Dell tech Support when Windows 98 came out, and that really wasn’t so bad. except for the whole USB 2.0 thing…

“It”

😬

Gosh… I really do like food…

I’m not gonna tell you because I have an aunt named Patty McBride IRL, and this just got real weird

My home server runs fedora workstation. 👍

Ew

I’ll give it to the Germans: so incredibly efficient

Yeah, and I foresee over $30 trillion of potential revenue in my OnlyFans page.

The difference? There is a realistic expectation of at least some guaranteed revenue from my onlyfans page without incurring tens of billions of dollars in debt first.

And I can show legitimate growth on my onlyfans page without the aid of “AI”. And while “AI” is a fad, the world‘s oldest profession isn’t going anywhere…

It would seem that we are in a noir-fiction detective story

Hehehe…

This makes me sad

Everything old is new profitable again

It’s spicy

I have to disagree with you there. Of the many words I may use to describe the taste of vanilla, ‘spicy’ is certainly not among them. ‘Spicy’ is a word I associate with flavors that are sharp and picante, whereas vanilla is, as you said, warm, rich, soft, even a little bit tangy when unsweetened. Pretty much the opposite of ‘spicy’ imo.

I agree with the rest of your description, though. I find your descriptor, “The MSG for the sweet taste,” pretty spot on.

well, it’s both low-hanging fruit, and there will, doubtlessly, be many more moments like these to come. take it (or not) as you will

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I think something is lost in converting it to text. Something of the essence of the moment really… You have to see it and hear it.

But, here, we cans ee something important about both Watters and El-Sayed-- Watters fancies myself some newer, better Tucker Carlson, but isn’t smart enough to realize that he has Carleson’s same weaknesses and is not nearly as clever nor adroit as Carleson-- something El-Sayed is both clever and adroit enough o take advantage of in this moment, and does, both warning Watters of beforehand before baiting a trap and drawing Watters witlessly into it.

“This just in: Trump is a Nazi, film at 11”