Hey, thanks for reading my bio. You know, you’re pretty cool. I’m glad we got to share this moment together.
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9·2 days agoI’ve been trying to find a more privacy-friendy alternative to Discord but I keep coming back to the issue of screen sharing. No other platform does it as smoothly.
The best I’ve found is using Parsec with some virtual audio cables to avoid voice feedback.
I feel this in my very soul
Do people actually analyze each others visage like this or is it just because he’s a public figure
I’m suddenly very anxious about every picture I’ve ever taken of myself
With the right tools and steady hands, its very straightforward.
1·4 days agoAmbient jungle/PlayStation DnB
10·5 days agoI went to a conference this weekend, and it slowly dawned on me how every single one of the vendors was selling their app hosted on AWS. That’s all it is. Just different flavors of AWS.
Even if you dont interact with AWS directly, every business needs business services - you can bet that no matter what you’re buying or who you’re buying it from, some of your money is going directly to AWS marketplace.
Fucking love Codename: KND.
Oh man. If I need to download an app to pay for a meal I’m never going back to that place again.
8·8 days agoThis is so sweet. Thank you for sharing your joy with us.
9·8 days agoPut a bit of rubbing alcohol/hand sanitizer on their snoot and they will back right off.
161·8 days agoSounds like another reason to standardize easily replaceable batteries.
If you can’t trust a battery in a device, you should be able to replace it with a trusted one.
Excellent take. It is a clear indicator of an individualist mindset.
Reject modernity. Become moose
The moment my computer refuses to obey my commands sent from the physical layer, is the moment it will cease to exist on this physical plane
Everyone blames food/diet/portions for this, but personally I think the car-centric culture should also bear a large portion of the blame.
When I stayed with friends in Europe, they easily ate as much as my American friends, but everywhere we went we were either walking or biking.
Meanwhile, in the VAST majority of the US, if you so much as want a safe place to walk that isn’t adjacent to the pervasive pedestrian-hostile street design, you need to take a car to get there.
American car culture essentially turns the average routine into ferrying oneself from chair to desk to chair to bed, intermixed with brief walks throgh scenic parking lots.
We need to counter the sedentary lifestyle within the design of our actual cities, but its the american way to push societal problems onto the responsibility of the individual… so I do not see this changing within our lifetimes.