Apple be like: People want longer lasting batteries?? Naah, let’s give them blurry UIs instead.

It’s pronounced with a G like in the word giraffe.

Eew, definitely not!

Masochists!

lol who still uses windows!?

Don’t know how this ended up in Hacker News, but ok. Only explanation is that Pope Francis was a robot, which is unlikely but not impossible.

And their website still looks the same as back in 2010 or so.

Wow, what a find. I just spend twenty or so minutes browsing random book titles. My mind is blown.

The weak leaders try to take a place in history books by being evil dicks. The strong ones earn a place by doing good.

My home server is a refurbished HP t630 thin client with 8 gb of ram and a 1tb SSD. I’m running various services, Nextcloud-AIO being one of them. I bought it for € 35 plus the SSD and a 4 gb ram extension. I definitely do recommend used hardware as it is usually cheaper, more powerful and more environmentally friendly than buying something new. Wouldn’t trust a used SSD though.

Please don’t. It doesn’t function properly irl, don’t make it worse in a simulation.

Wouldn’t it be easier, cheaper, less wasteful and more obvious to Mr. and Mrs. Doe to just print a QR code into the back of your business card?

Apparently publishing malware and the likes is quite easy, but publishing well-established foss software isn’t.

Why is it that stuff written in Go always has to tell you that it is written in Go? As a user I don’t choose apps based on the language they’re written in? (Serious question.)

Dark Reader works a charm on Android.

$10/month would be cheap if it would cover every movie and show you’d want to watch. It used to be that but nowadays you need about ten different subscriptions in order to get what you want, plus many more if you use SaaS. So you end up paying ~$200/month for everything.
IMO, Spotify still “works” and music piracy probably is not as common as movie piracy, because Spotify has close to everything one would want to listen to.

I just wanted the wobbly windows back in 2007.

Heck, Gimp still looks like it’s the early 2000s.

Yes