wander1236

Yeah, the Weddell Sea is basically in Antarctica

I’m pretty sure they usually shell out the 2¢ needed for dedicated decoding chips.

To be “fair”(?) it’s really more about the awful hardware they shove in even $1000 TVs than the software quality.

That was his plan all along

What if I’m both? I know expiration dates aren’t literally when the thing instantly stops being edible, but if the date is from months ago, I know it’s probably not worth it, except for maybe canned/frozen food.

I have questions

Gato más gordo

This Canon decided the cartridges it shipped with were expired and would pop up a “warning” on the printer that you had to acknowledge every print. After a while, it didn’t even let you get past that.

I have a Canon laserjet that absolutely sucks and a Brother inkjet that works great. Both were about the same price (the Brother can do 11x17) and were top recommendations from a bunch of sources. Unfortunately I think buying a printer at this point is just a crapshoot of whether it’ll actually be good.

Don’t use Brave https://www.spacebar.news/stop-using-brave-browser/

This is a weird way for me to find out about another shooting

Was this faxed to lemmy?

Holding the use of a less restrictive license against the project because some unrelated party could come along and fork it without contributing back seems like a strange position to me.

I’m also not really sure what that criticism of MIT is trying to say. Third party contributors don’t get paid for their work? GPL projects also don’t have to pay people submitting changes.

Pizzacake characters or right wingers?

Every time someone complains, another package manager is created

Is cat on gaming PC the new cat on CRT?

OCR of fonts used to be a solved problem, but now we have AI, which can sort of do it sometimes

Shrimply*

A KDE Breeze?

True Linux users build their own kernel and distro from scratch from an environment running directly in EFI