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tartan

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  • How Streaming Destroyed TV

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  • Ads "destroyed" TV. Streaming only became popular because it meant no fucking ads. Now ads are destroying streaming. Circle of capitalist life, I suppose.

  • what hardware should I buy for storage purposes? what brands?

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  • WD/SanDisk have completely gone to shit. I’d go with Seagate. I have a bunch of IronWolf Pro drives that have been fast and reliable.

  • Medical residents are increasingly avoiding states with abortion restrictions

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  • Shocker. Who could have seen this coming?!

  • Pope tells Italians they need to have more babies

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  • Lol. Will the church spend even a tiny fraction of its wealth to help families? No? Didn’t think so. Get fucked🖕

  • Clients that hide downvotes?

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  • Voyager

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    Switched to Linux and I think I'm going back to Windows.

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  • I agree with the sentiment, but if Mint and Pop needed too much tinkering for OP, a hackintosh out of his Nvidia laptop would be out of the question, I assume.

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  • Not a horrible place to be stuck, though. Pop!_OS is pretty great. I run it on my media server and it’s been rock solid. I definitely wouldn’t mind running it on an old laptop.

  • France: Paris cycling numbers double in one year thanks to massive investment and it's not stopping

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  • Ones I’ve personally heard:

    • parking (either insuficient or too tight)
    • speed of service in restaurants
    • “why don’t they speak english?!”
    • accessibility for the disabled (this one is actually pretty fair, but it’s also very hard to fix)

    Edit, PS: the lack of public toilets is also a fair complaint. It’s also a pretty common one, even in New York and London. Amsterdam comes to mind as a decent counter-example, at least for men. There are urinals strewn about most everywhere in the city.

  • France: Paris cycling numbers double in one year thanks to massive investment and it's not stopping

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  • It won’t. They’ll still visit in droves and complain about the parking.

  • Why are people so antsy to see others in person?

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  • I think you’re missing the point a wee bit. No one (introverted or otherwise) is arguing against in-person socialising in general. They are arguing against forced in-person socialising with co-workers.

    online meetings are extremely transactional

    Exactly. You know what else is transactional? Jobs. The employer and employee exchange work for currency. Employees don’t owe their employer any meaningful relationships with their co-workers. I’m sure that means less efficient business. I also don’t give a flying fuck.