Arch with KDE is for people who don’t like Linux?

I hadn’t noticed that! I zoomed in and it’s true! 🤣

RbP created a publicly traded company for their hardware, which is almost-wholly-held by Raspberry Pi Foundation, which is a charity.

That sort of thing ought not be allowed, ever. It’s similar to the path Arduino took to get here. There are still other competitors, but for the time being I’m happy enough with RbPi’s dirt-cheap microcontrollers. Their mini-PCs are a different story. We’re already seeing enshittification and price gouging there. It’s just a matter of time.

This sounds so good, but Creative Assembly and Sega infects everything they touch with Denuvo malware. I wouldn’t buy a Denuvo-infected game for $1.

Arduino has been irrelevant for a while. There are better alternatives for everything they offer. For a start, take a look at Raspberry Pi’s microcontrollers.

Wives get farted on enough, thank you very much.

I love that the hands in the bottom center have too many fingers. 🤌

At this rate it will only be relevant for another 15-20 years.

This is why it’s always best — if you absolutely must have Windows — to keep it quarantined on its own drive.

Even monitors are having smart TV antifeatures added. Soon you won’t be able to find a “dumb monitor” — and this is why.

More than a decade later and I would still ride that longship all the way down and back up the Atlantic coastline. 🫦

Yes, but it needs to be paired with an aggressive ban on any form of rent-seeking.

Game awards are ridiculous, but I will never forget Expedition 33. It deserves all the accolades it has earned and achieved.

That one does what it says, says what it does, is short to type, and doesn’t psychologically reinforce any negative stereotypes.

The problem is “black” being used in a negative context while at the same time “white” is being used in a positive context. It reinforces racial stereotypes specifically because that is the language we also use for race. Language and psychology are inseparable.

“Block list” and “allow list” are clearer and less ambiguous anyway, and just make more sense.

This is our daily reminder that the Republican party has revoked the US Constitution in its entirety.

Walk Like an Egyptian was released in 1986.

Commercial internet was not available until 1989 and was not mainstream until the mid 90s.

Prior to that we used telnet, which was a different thing. I miss the telnet days.

Shooting fascists and risking everything for liberty. We should all follow her example. That also means you don’t break the pasta.

I will go ahead and reap the anger and hate of the sheltered Lemmy masses here, but there’s no such thing as “being” an introvert or “being” an extrovert.

As I stated after your other comment, this is factually incorrect and genuinely dangerous misinformation.

https://lemmy.world/comment/20869844

Neurodiversity exists and what most ND people need isn’t to be changed or “cured” for the comfort and conformity of neurotypicals, but to be accepted and supported for who they are and how they think, feel, and function. You are actively perpetuating the myth that ND people just haven’t “tried hard enough” to pretend they are like you. Stop it! This ignorant bullshit literally kills people. ND people almost always know what society at large expects of them and they just aren’t wired that way. You clearly have no idea what masking takes out of someone.

Again, stop it. You have no idea how much harm you are doing by spreading these outright unscientific fantasies.

I get a lot of heat for this, but I like to remind people that there isn’t really “such thing” as an “introvert.”

You should get heat for that. It’s not merely factually incorrect, it’s dangerous, harmful misinformation. Neurodiversity exists. Learn to live with others who don’t think, feel, or function the way you do.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33548763/

https://psyforu.com/the-science-of-introversion-how-brain-chemistry-shapes-our-social-preferences/?amp=1

ELI5
https://www.sciencealert.com/the-science-of-introverts-vs-extroverts