Upvotes for things I like or agree with.

A rarely downvote, but if I do it’s mostly because I think the poster is behaving badly and/or doesn’t contribute to the discussion in a good way.

The form factor looks nice. A small box that fits under the TV.

Probably won’t be cheaper than a PC. Otherwise people are just going to buy it just for cheap compute.

For me there are times where I ”drink too hard”, and it leaves some nasty chest pain. Rare, but I hate when it happens.

YouTube channels that are mostly just reading Reddit comments.

Excessive deduplication is an anti pattern.

The point about removing duplicates is to make the maintaining of the code easier. If it makes it harder, then it’s the wrong abstraction.

Not really. Taking away the challenge ruins the fun.

But I liked activating cheat codes in GTA: San Andreas. Spent many hours traveling around the map in a flying tank and causing random mayhem.

We’re living in a steampunk world after all

Decent enjoyer. I don’t care much about the highest quality hifi sound systems, but I don’t want bad sound systems either.

I rather listen to full albums rather than individual songs.

I don’t really search much for music anymore. I know which artists I like and follow them. Sometimes I diversify with new music though.

I have an ok relationship with my parents. Never been offended about these ”insults”.

The company also heavily used styrofoam in the renovation process, which is highly flammable.

To make yourself feel better, it is disputed whether the entire library (and with it a huge wealth of knowledge) was destroyed in one big fire or not. Instead it might have been ”destroyed” gradually over a long period of time due to lack of funding.

I didn’t start the fire.

The boss then unveils a second health bar

There’s nothing more permanent than a temporary solution

I’d rather wear a spike collar turned inside out than wearing that abomination

It’s a massive initiative. Entire staff must be retraining. IT infrastructure has to be replaced.

Worst of all, it will face a lot of resistance from stubborn people with a ”if it ain’t broke don’t fix it” mentality. The public sector has a tendency to be quite slow moving.

Nah. The growth of Linux will barely make a dent on Windows user base. Windows is still huge in enterprise settings.

Real cigarettes

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More code = more things that must be maintained = more things that can break. It’s natural that development slows down over time. Doesn’t necessarily mean there’s technical debt.