I would consider MythBusters an edutainment show given there were science, history and entertainment.

"Absolute cinema" must watch:

1. The Wire
2. Breaking Bad
3. True Detectives

Tarvads successor has been named a long time ago, although I don't believe he's "young" but succession has been arranged for the Linux kernel.

I also had some bad experiences with the self checkout. I rather spend a bit more time going through the cashier line then the self checkout if I can get a better experience. I do find the self checkout at hardware stores with those scan guns to work well most of the time.

They are waiting for someone else to invent it.

Or you accidentally delete it and have no backups because "this would never happen to me" until it does.

That's gonna cost an arm and a leg.

Good call on the cashier convo. It's basically automatically at this point, in a good way.

I am not sure they still do but back in the day at least some Brazilian text books used to have the national anthem on the back, thats how I learned the words.

I started just linking to the documentation instead of answering the questions. Works most the time.

Right now you only hear about individuals moving over or open source software.

Codeberg limits the type of license that can be hosted to open source licenses so open source is really the only option at the moment.

My Keychron Q6 HE 8K just arrived, it has the "Keychron Ultra-fast Lime Magnetic Switch", feels like regular MX reds, maybe a little softer. Was using a Logitech g815 with red switches, not much difference as far as switches go, sound absorption and key stabilizers are much much better on the Keychron.

At work using a Keychron K5 with Gateron low profile brown switches (might the same as yours), they are nice for typing with the tactile feedback although I prefer the longer key travel. I would say tactile feedback is better for typing but I also enjoy typing on linear switches thus Q6 HE purchase.

I haven't noticed much of a difference in typing quality between switches. Key travel, sound damping and better key stabilizers were more of an overall improvement in typing experience to me.

That's a good song, and the video that was awesome.

I see homelabbing in your future, prepare your wallet.

Easily one of the best series finale ever made.

Just barely, groceries are absurdly expensive right now. I am at a high cost of living region (NE USA), but seems bad everywhere. I started getting produce from a CSA from a local farm, turned out to be a good value so far.

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You might want to look into Hell Let Loose, it's not 100% cheater free but community servers tend to be good at keeping them away.

In my ~500 hours I might have seen 3 confirmed cheaters, and even when someone is cheating it doesn't affect the entire game as much due to the larger scale compared to a game like CS.

Hell Let Loose is not an easy game, you will die a lot to people you can't see, doesn't mean they are cheating. Game sense, communication and a decent aim will go a long way.

Big fan of classical music over here so I get that. Do you stop and listen or nod along or tap your foot?