My favorite thing is when I notice the chain is emailing people who don’t need to see it and Reply All after moving them to BCC (I add a note saying “moved X to BCC” for transparency).

People love me :-)

It’s okay to be wrong! He corrected himself and thanked you — that good sir is what a Trekkie should do. The first duty is to the truth.

Same, I use it as my travel laptop. I like this keyboard + stand.

Hot take, everyone seemed to love it. I can’t wait for S2.

How do you get better at playing the guitar without actually playing the guitar?

(edit): Point taken, but “playing the guitar” still wins by a mile

The same apps I always used no longer work because of OS requirements. The “download older version” feature is extremely hit and miss (mostly miss).

The device works fine and is functionally useless because Apple said so. That’s not cool with me. Android might be just as bad, I don’t know — I’m sticking with FOSS mostly these days and just don’t have a working tablet anymore.

I loved my old mini 2, but the forced obsolescence is bullshit and I’ll never buy another iPad.

ALIEN quote?

Elon: “Amateurs”

I just installed Pop!_OS on my Late-2011 and had to manually install broadcom drivers, maybe this will help.

https://www.reddit.com/r/pop_os/comments/oebqwm/pop_os_cant_detect_macbook_pro_2011_wifi/

https://alexswensen.io/blog/2020-12-09_popos-on-2011-macbook-pro

I’m not sure if the first link’s steps were necessary to enable the second step or not. And of course this is for Pop, so the Gentoo equivalent for Pop Shop, but I imagine there’s generally driver compatibility between linux distros?

Neat. I wish more people would migrate to Mastodon. I’ve never been a big Twatter guy, but there’s a handful of people I’d like to see updates from who are trapped by their following there.

Look, I agree they suck, but video games being slightly worse isn’t the worst thing about the 21st century.

I think you mean Hans Kristian Graebener of Spring, TX.

I think that scene was necessary. “Disposable people” was a powerful summary of the issue.

What is this scene from?

Why would you trust random people on lemmy over a basic resource like Wikipedia?

I wonder how well this actually works…

I’m not particularly worried about it. I can block them if they annoy me. And on the bright side, their large user base may help make the Fediverse mainstream enough to topple the tech giants.

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