It’s crazy I needed to enter “develop Firefox” as an other field for what Mozilla’s main focus should be.

Have you ever been prescribed a wolf?

https://xkcd.com/1471/

GIMP opens HEIC and WEBP files and it’s available on all operating systems.

Fixing bugs all day for work can be rewarding though. Fixing bugs at 3am for the assignment that’s due that day, not so much.

“Just one more highway bro, the 413 will fix it this time”

I can’t even afford to use the last one they made.

Ah yes, everybody commenting on a lemmy.world post is American.

I’ve got Ubuntu on my 2015 MacBook that worked out of the box except dedicated/integrated graphics switcher and the webcam. I also installed Windows which Apple puts out official drivers for. It’s just a computer, you can plug in a USB drive and install other operating systems just the same as any other laptop.

It still runs decently, I often forget it’s a 10 year old machine. I boot Ubuntu on it for work though, and boot Windows on it for the occasional game. It’s a useful machine.

Caching issues aside, could you make a meme that changes based on time if you link to an external image that you change later? I think on Lemmy specifically it wouldn’t work from how it handles caching.

This ain’t pretty boss

Varrick bombed buildings and tried to kidnap a president to start a war for profit and got away with it too.

Haven’t thought about rage comics in a long time, thank you.

I think in both cases it just cuts power.

That’s right, that’s what I meant to say haha but it wasn’t worded great.

It’s hilarious that so many issues in Windows can be fixed with a restart but then they made it not actually restart when turned off and on again.

This is hilarious, thanks for sharing!

The horse’s name was “had”.

Didn’t expect to see Jyn on Lemmy today.

Thought this was bad taxidermy but looks like buddy’s still kicking.

It’s from when arrays were just a block of memory and the index was the offset. So you’d start at pointer x and read memory from there. x + i was your memory location. So you’d start at x + 0 to read your first data element. x + 1 would be the location in memory of the second element.