“But… my followers!”

Debian is more stable.

“Right next to the Microsoft building?”

“Oh that’s not Microsoft, that’s-… big hard”

We really need more browser engines floating around.

As of now we really only have 3, Webkit, Firefox Gecko, and Chromium Blink.

Everything is based on these 3. And I know, technically chromium and firefox are both based on webkit, but they’re so far gone from webkit they function as their own engines.

Okay, next plan is to start buying non-windows keyboards.

This is a band-aid solution to a problem caused by a larger issue.

Since in the US driving is an implied requirement for transportation, the barrier to entry for driving a car is absurdly low.

This is a bad solution to a bad problem caused by decades of bad decisions.

Yes, except If cake were free and accessible to anyone regardless of silverware or plates.

Linux

I’m surprised they’re not on Mastodon. Since Japan is actually more attuned to Mastodon than Twitter.

Also doesn’t Japan hate the letter X?

They are, however, winning the race to make more gas guzzling profit generators that destroy this planet for the benefit of their shareholders.

Well, for some it may have been the straw that broke the camel’s back.

Twitter hasn’t exactly been great prior to the outage.

Yes, but every little effort helps.

Well the issue with Usenet is the following:

• Usenet is quite old
• Usenet is not very well known.
• Usenet has many barriers to entry.
• Usenet groups have garnered an exclusionary reputation.
• Other easier options have existed for a long time for basic social media interaction.

Except for a missed opportunity to push for users to jump ship to a Mastodon instance.

Solution:

No more Private Jets or Yachts.

Transportation Infrastructure Overhaul to transition away from cars and diversify to a set of electric or non-fuel forms of transportation (Lightrail, Train, Electric Busses, Bikes, Lamborfeeties.)

But to do the latter we’d have to go on a major guerilla marketing campaign to undo decades of car company propaganda.

And for the former we’d basically have to perform a miracle.

Social Contract.

y’all’d’ve’f’id’ve’dun’it

For a split second I thought this was in the US.

And honestly, I wouldn’t be surprised if someone told me this is already Law in the US.

I have a pair of hybrid headphones that are both bluetooth and support 3.5mm wired.

I use them wired on my PC and bluetooth everywhere else.