“What do you have to say to your advertisers?”

‘go fuck yourselves’

‘also we’re raising prices for an unrelated reason’

The asshole isn’t even in charge yet…

I never made a claim that Lemmy was even remotely comparable to reddit in size. Just stating that reddit users fled to here, when reddit made staggering changes affecting many.

What a gorgeous feline!

There was also DIGG. There were several large aggregators, but they all made changes that lead to mass exoduses to reddit. Back in the day there were sites like SomethingAwful, EBaumsWorld that served up memes and entertainment before we had purpose-built aggregation tools. Eventually reddit will make way for something else (and already has to some degree with its shedding of users to Lemmy).

I am envious… orange tigers are my favorite breed. They’re such great companions.

Yes yes yes yes yes

Raid1 that thing and sleep easier. Good on you for having a cold spare, and knowing to buy your drives at different locations/times to get different batches. Your head is in the right place! No reason to leave that data unprotected if you have the underlying tech and hardware.

What, you don’t want to have to click more for the same thing? But the UI designer’s feels will get hurt!

I want to go back to the days of shitty UI’s made by engineers that, despite looking like ass, NEVER broke and ALWAYS worked.

Usually wadded up in one of the kids’ beds.

We have this requirement called truth in advertising, but it doesn’t seem to apply to billionaires.

That’s what they use to resurface ice

What a striking feline

This is called overrun and is the main way you get shorted on product. More overrun means a creamier feeling product, but it also means you get less. So there’s that.

He’s just the guy who tells you it’s not in stock

tiny blep

He usually uses others for this purpose but isn’t above it himself.

He loves you too. He will love anyone who has A) a warm set of arms to snuggle in or B) treats/nip.

No one likes their x

All of this stuff is usually fit onto a single board, crammed into a very specific amount of space, and is thoroughly and iterated until it works properly. This isn’t the kind of stuff a home lab does, but you could certainly try. I think it would be damn near impossible to do it better and more reliably than teams of hundreds or thousands of various engineers. It’s not like you can just take a phone CPU and slap it on a random board without a ton of forethought.