Went to a burlesque show and the final act was a comedic one where the performer was a can of spam. Very amusing.

Yes, but only in 3.1 Gen 2.

The ant: I am the apex of a line of ancestors that gave me both a purpose and the ability to fulfill it. I could not ask for a more perfect existence.

Learn to speak to be understood then. Your words painted yourself as an asshole that has no empathy. Your response has provided no evidence to the contrary.

Human rights for everyone are just too inconvenient /s

Chef Boyar d6

Not like that, Mr Chavez.

I tried to go back to on prem several years ago. The DC got bought up by IBM, service went to shit, and I was forced to migrate out of there, either to another of the IBM's DCs or elsewhere. Waiting weeks for new disks to be ordered every time we started getting close to storage capacity for the DB isn't a great experience either.

Finally New York will know about Venus de Milo.

Have you read how police are using them to stalk women they have a romantic interest in? Or how they were used in Texas to track down a woman who had an abortion.

These are just two stories I knew off the top of my head. There are many more. Feel free to go find some.

Miles Moorales

My use case is for being on call for server admin stuff. A foldable is less bulky than a laptop or even a tablet and I can run enough of a Linux environment to get me through whatever might come up. Completely worth the price for me to be less tied down with the trappings of my work.

Now the ones that are like a normal phone size and fold into a square, those I don't understand. All the problems of a foldable with none of the benefits.

A reminder to everyone blaming parents: these children are growing up in a world where privacy doesn't exist, so how could they value it? Corporations are targeting them and influencing their opinions and changing norms with resources a parent couldn't even dream of. Blaming parents is an individualistic solution to a systemic problem. We're not going to suddenly get better parents anyway, sorry.

There's quite a range of quality and durability in denim, but it can be extremely durable. It was associated with physical labor in the US for a long time and especially in its old West (cowboys, railway workers, etc). You can still find a pair of jeans that will last you the rest of your life and then be sold in a vintage store, but they're not cheap. Cargo pants have a similar range but I think they're typically made of duck canvas.

After seeing how poorly people behaved during the pandemic, I just can't believe that shaming is a useful tool. Antivaxxers were proud they were putting others at risk. That was not a small number of people. I knew individuals that could not even be shamed by those closest to them. I do not believe in shame as a tool for social change and the vague points you make about it do not fit with my actual experience. Not for individuals and sure as hell not for corporations or politicians.

Didn't see one from you when I posted and still don't see one, so my guess is something to do with federation. Good name in any case so consider the upvotes yours.

Websites have done similar for a long time for crawlers; it's interesting to see the same thing happening once machines get involved in a process. I wonder where it'll show up next.

You think the rich parents that will give their children these glasses are capable of shame? I don't. Some will even be proud of it (see pandemic behavior, cybertruck owners, etc).

It's people's own fault for being surveilled? For being stalked with flock cameras, for example? Just withdraw your consent and everything's ok and capitalism collapses? If I'm incorrect in my interpretation of your words, please clarify, but in its current form I'm not challenged by it.