I don’t think you interpreted the joke correctly if it led to this comment

And like the chad guy, we’re using it to make fun of people who use it in earnest. We’re not calling people soyboys and do not need to avoid the word “soyjak”

Is this a bit where you play a caricature of a 2010 Tumblr user? Soyjak is the name of the meme character.

I wish it was just bait but people definitely think like this. Same type of person who tends to call things “problematic”

They didn’t at launch. It was a perk of Android at the time

Yeah but it’s like saying the iPhone sucks because it doesn’t have copy and paste lol

I had automatic updates on and rarely ever got prompted to restart. And when I did, I’d usually ignore it for as long as possible

Man when was the last time you used Windows? The regular restart criticism hilariously outdated

My work computer has mandatory updates from IT like every 2 weeks but when I ran Windows on my own PC, I’d go months without restarting. I’ve restarted my months-old Fedora install more times than that

They exist but I’m not sure it’s standardized. Every time I’ve specced one, it was the manufacturer cable “for” that device. Same with USB and DP.

I’ve seen thousands of devices and those are the only ones I’ve seen with screws

Owning the Ellisons by getting their company logo tramp stamped on my body forever

Yeesh. Friends don’t let friends get tattoos like this

…no?? Does ADHD make you not feel suffocation?

The last part reminded me of a night my friends and I played Dead Rising on a CRT. Couldn’t read any text so we were just guessing what to do

I just made this comparison in another comment, I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought of Terrance and Philip

Every 4 years, the Jill Stein emerged from her cave for a few months to talk about how bad the Democrat candidate is before retreating back into darkness.

Unironically the last straw in getting me to switch to Linux. Then a week later was the copilot vulnerability news

I know it’s not completely serious but a grow tent that size would be half the cost, a fraction of the weight, and is designed to be in humid environments

Definitely depends on the goal but I tend to agree. I prefer a written post with screenshots if necessary

Pixel density is more important than resolution. Higher resolution is only useful outside of design work if the screen size matches

IMO the ideal resolutions for computer monitors is 24" @ 1080p, 27" @ 2k, and 32"+ at 4k+. For TV it’s heavily dependant on viewer distance. I can’t tell the difference between 2k and 4k on my 55" TV from the couch.

I’ll check that out, thanks!

Excel is sooo much than it used to be in Office 97. And it’s way better than any other spreadsheet software I’ve tried.

Speaking of, anyone know of any alternative that handles named tables the same as Excel? Built-in filtering/sorting and formulas that can address the table itself instead of a cell range?? Please?