If you have a chance to read the article, I’d highly recommend it. It directly addresses that point.

The article says you should stick with Firefox. If you have time, I’d recommend reading the entire article!

Did you read the article? It says Firefox is the best choice you have, and all of the criticism is directed at the organization’s leadership.

I’ve never seen a Phillips screw get stripped without first camming out a few times.

Addiction, negative feedback loops, obsession and how to avoid becoming a victim of them

Which gender do you see being most typically associated with this?

WD-40 is a jack of all trades but master of none. There’s probably a better product, no matter what you’re trying to do, but everyone has a can of WD-40 lying around.

Yeah, I missed the custom allocator at first. I thought I deleted my comment fast enough, but I guess you were faster. :)

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That’s only true for the high-end Pi 5. Lower-powered models like the zero 2 are still cheap, and they’re a lot easier to find than a few years ago.

They aren’t very useful for much besides hobby projects. Modern hardware is more energy efficient and will be cheaper in the long run compared to anything that would be considered e-waste. The only advantage an old laptop has is the initial cost, so it makes sense for a small home server.

GDPR is for commercial products, not government mandated ID.

There is zero chance it would be implemented in a way that would protect privacy.

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Respectful, I disagree. I’ve learned a lot from people making small comments like that, even when they’re unintentionally blunt.

Yeah, this is 100% self-preservation. The article says they are in favor of age verification but want it done at the device level which is a much larger threat to privacy.

Helpful by sharing information they believed to be true, that they thought you might not have heard/known. I don’t see any malice in their post or any expectation that you change what you’re doing.

I don’t think that was meant as criticism, it seemed like they were trying to be helpful.

Awesome keeb, BTW!

What did you program your knobs to do? All of the above?

America used cubic inches for most of the 20th century. The chevy big block engine line was pretty popular, check out the different sizes it was made in: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevrolet_big-block_engine

Although Americans used to use cubic inches for engines…