

Agree. These things were an issue in Linux a long time ago, in my experience.


Agree. These things were an issue in Linux a long time ago, in my experience.


Your milage will vary, depending on the distro. Many of them do really “just work” in most of the cases.


Yep. Except in podcasts. They can’t be avoided there in any other way than hammering the forward button. F-ing nuisance.


That is true, you can download and keep the install files wherever you wish. You could burn it onto a CD if you want to have it like in the old days.
Or, you can do like China and just dictate that everything is one timezone, regardless of longitude.


MacOS is on a steady decline though. Since Jobs died, it has become worse with each release.
Apple TV is great, though.


Plus, it´s pretty easy to find used ones that are cheaper.


Did you read what I wrote? The phone doesn’t have a thermometer. Yes, it’s strange that it’s off, but I don’t know where Apple gets its weather data from.


Feels like OP thinks that iPhone has an built-in thermometer. It has not. AFAIK, no phone has that. All weather data is taken from internet.


In general talk, people mean Wifi access points when they talk about routers though. That’s what matters, not what it “really” means.
So… rent your ass?
Selling your ass just got a new meaning


I got permabanned for threatening violence bc I wished a missile strike on Putin. As if I was planning to do that.


Yes, I thought Google Plus was way better, but that didn’t matter since exactly everyone used Facebook back then.
What if you got started on an Atari in the 80s?
Warm and dry…
Of course, it’s full of religious morons.
Harp is the one that ran behind his golf car, right?