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The “F” stands for “fuck”, right?

/s

I still buy CDs, but there’s no sense playing them directly - I rip them and I listen to FLACs.

You have a perfectly working alarm clock then.

Winget and scoop are adequate, but those are probably catering to 1% of Windows users.

It’s meant to stand for “digital download”, but that’s what you get from trying to shorten everything to one word or less.

That’s both wholesome and at the same time too much work for something that’s probably getting defaced the next day.

In all seriousness, shortening “organically grown” to “organic” is quite stupid since all food is organic, but not all food is organically grown.

I’d argue that the name Živojinović has quite a lot more ring to it.

You’re part of the problem.

Imagine all the valuable things you could’ve remembered instead.

If you buy from scalpers, you’re part of the problem.

Utopia (I’m talking about the original UK version; you can pretend that the US remake doesn’t exist)

DARK

Severance

Mr. Robot

They suffer from bokeh

Any hope for it being anything close to the original is a lost cause at this point.

At least they ask first. I have a colleague who would call with no warning whatsoever.

Things move forward. I’m with a 5900X, it was one of the best CPUs to buy 4-5 years ago (it’s still doing well for me), but recently, just out of curiosity I found out that a current laptop CPU beats it by a solid 15-20% in single thread performance.

I’m still angry at myself that I didn’t upgrade to AM5 before the current crisis - mainly because 32 gigs of RAM aren’t cutting it for me any more (and it didn’t make sense to pour money into the old platform).

Upgrading each year seems pointless, but once every 3-4 years is I think reasonable.

I remember thinking that the 3090 is ridiculously expensive. Today, a 5080 bought for almost as much seems reasonable.

We are being conditioned.

I was on 1680x1050 too (I had a 20"), then moved to 2560x1440 (27"), and now recently to 5120x2160 (40"). Every such upgrade has been meaningful for me, and still, it’s not something I do every year. The first 27" I bought is almost 10 years old at this point.

Depends on what you do, of course - but for me, even just scrolling through text feels better on a higher refresh rate and higher resolution.

If you got a 1080p screen back then and haven’t moved to a higher res since, then maybe there’s some truth to that.

74000 lashes for that government