“What kind of stuff?”
“Linux memes, mostly.”
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Maybe delong is a unit. So one decadelong = 10 delongs
I think it has something to do with Taylor Swift
Are you his Huckleberry?
It used to be great for answering very specific, sometimes niche, questions. Now it just brings up irrelevant answers, outdated forums and Amazon ads.
They realize he’s tainted the Tesla brand and are trying to get rid of him.
And what of the money lost? Should the credit card company say “well you’re an idiot that gave sensitive information to some company, we’re not going to help you?” It’s still victim blaming.
If your credit card information gets stolen because someone stole it from a website you bought something off of, is that your fault?
I’ve been using Qobuz for a while now and it’s pretty good. Good sound quality, good library, all that. I used Tidal before and it has good quality too, but it didn’t have as many albums or artists that I listen too, it seems more geared towards hip hop.
Brands like HYUNBEST and CARSUN
Yeah, that’s what !enoughmuskspam is for. Keep the Elon shit quarantined there.
I don’t think Trump is responsible for this one
But I thought Kim Kardashian already broke the internet
Personally, I stopped caring about benchmarks years ago. Real world usability and, more importantly, battery life are what make or break a phone for me.
Where I live the power company wants a 30% increase because, according to them, the price of natural gas has been too volatile. Yet the conservative consumers are blaming it on renewables.
This is the article being referenced. Specifically, the table listing the brands from “bad to worst”:
Tesla was the worst-ranked brand in the study, getting flagged in every privacy category — only the second time this happened. Tesla’s AI-powered autopilot was highlighted as “untrustworthy” following its involvement in numerous crashes and fatalities.
Yeah, that does sound untrustworthy.
My hot take: does it matter? How often do people actually need to replace earbud batteries? I’m guessing it’s almost never.