Wendover has gotten strange. Their Maldives video was just the same 10 minutes regurgitated over 30.

Klepacki is an excellent score writer

Yeah. That’s a symptom of being small I guess. As it grows, the critical mass of others with your hobby will eventually be reached. But I totally agree.

Yeah there’s a beautiful size, Lemmy isn’t quite there yet, but it’s closer than Reddit is. And hopefully it’ll be way harder to enshittify.

20 discretionary, 12 set public, unlimited negotiable, 10 sick days. New Zealand.

7 red lines, all strictly perpendicular to one another.

The adiabatic compression of gas makes this highly inefficient.

We have seawater resistant concrete. We don’t need to plastic line it. It’s the turbine that’ll require the most maintenance.

Literally the whole premise of this post lol…

This doesn’t answer the question though. They want to call landlines.

https://xcancel.com/theronster/status/1919491001296552311#m

He trebled down a year later. I think he is actually trying to be ironic in his bio. But he’s still just an idiot.

I know. And some of that money, funds development, and some of that development includes security.

They’re a nice design. I bought one.

Yeah, I’m not so young. Like, I agree with you on one level,.it gives the company less control to rug pull on you and slide in a whole heap of enshittification. It’s the shitty behaviour of some companies that makes subscriptions painful.

It’s not really. Unless you can only expect to pay once for software and never expect any updates. Software development is expensive. And even self hosted stuff requires constant attention.

In some instances, well most, its egregious. But the concept itself isn’t flawed.

I dunno man, I don’t care much, when Plex gets shitty enough I’ll jump. But paying for the ongoing maintenance of software isn’t some evil thing, even if I self host it.

Starlabs design their own.

Probably because their founder, Mark Shuttleworth, is South African.

It probably still maintains that crown I’d say.

Canonical, which owns and maintains Ubuntu, makes most of its money through enterprise support. You might have also heard of Red hat, which is a large Linux company, and uses a similar model.