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  • I’ve seen English subtitles of Spanish media making this mistake too. Ventilador is fan in Spanish but they always translate it to ventilator in English (where it should be fan). It’s always a good laugh. Also the mil/millón mixup is funny too.

  • “21 Ways Your iPhone is Spying on You” and it’s always dumb stuff like shady apps asking for permissions mouth breathers are stupid enough to allow. Then their website has 14 trillion tracking scripts loaded up; hypocrites.

  • Uh, I did? I’m not allowed to mention things now? This community is intolerable

  • Yeah, this is pretty stupid. “Oh no! The cops use CarPlay??” and “omg they developed an iOS app, the horror!”

  • Walking maybe, but bicycles that do this are morons. It’s been proven over and over that it’s unsafe yet they continue doing it — is no one curious about “hey I don’t know if that’s safe, I should check online?”

  • You know, a few months back my wife wanted to show me some stupid shit Trump was crying about on TikTok and I had to tell her to turn it off because I can’t stand that grating voice (edit: nor TikTok generally).

    Now I see this direct quote and I can’t even read it all the way through.

    It’s always some driveling, nonsensical shit that my programmer brain just can’t fuck with. What kind of mouth breather just takes this on and is just totally down with it?

  • As an American I find the thumbnail hilarious. Not that’s it’s not a “monster” pickup truck but that it is the tiniest little truck you’ll find on much of our roadways.

  • Look at the millionaire that uses documented projects.

    Edit: Oops, didn’t see the community. I was thinking of programming libraries.

  • Was this due to DMARC/DKIM, SPF or something else?

  • “Care about the interface” and “Windows” are oxymorons in my book (also hate KDE but haven’t been on desktop Linux in ages).

  • I don’t use it due to the need to downgrade your iCloud account security settings unfortunately.

  • I’m entrenched in Apple devices but in love with Linux on embedded devices, VPS servers, etc. I remember the magic of my first Linux install (Red Hat Linux on a Windows 3.1-era IBM ThinkPad that ran Windows 2000 flawlessly), and I’m really considering picking up some midrange laptop for a desktop install of Linux.

  • macOS does this too shockingly despite using the file extension as a “hint” to the file type. I think it’s unique in that most UNIX/Linux systems use magic number and Windows blindly accepts that the file is of the type that matches the extension.

  • I hate that they block VPNs, I’m forced to route Reddit traffic through my home router. I usually use a redirect to an alternate frontend but it’s been buggy lately.

  • Yeah I agree, was just a dumb retort.

  • That’s actually pretty awesome.

  • Great, now sell me one in the weird shape of my shitbox 60’s apartment window that I pay a fortune to live in.

  • And if you’re looking for legitimate reviews, good luck! Everyone’s an affiliate now.

  • I’ve been using this for about a year, but at work I’m still on Google (don’t know why).

    What’s weird is SearXNG seems like it gets better results now, even though they’re just coming from the others.

    One thing I like is that I can switch instances to get varied results based on the instance’s geographical location. In other words, it doesn’t feel like anything’s targeted.