Not everyone has the ability or spare time to become skilled in every field. Calling them lazy and illiterate for not learning a complicated thing (when they may already be learning some other complex subject) is kinda the definition of elitism.

Don’t be an elitist bung hole, dude.

I wonder if FreeDOS will find this release useful at all.

They switched it for me, and can confirm, absolutely hate it.

The keyboard was designed for using on the couch, so that makes sense to include. The battery doesn’t make sense, but the rest of it sorta does. It’s trying to be a uni-tasker device, and act as both your main desktop computer, as well as a couch-based media center, and even a music player to use from anywhere in the house thanks to the Bluetooth remote.

I guess it doesn’t specifically need to be luggable to do those tasks, but the integrated monitor and small size isn’t unwanted in a living room PC. But definitely not critical.

Glad you enjoyed it so much! When he’s excited about something and has a story to tell, it really comes through.

“An air bath of Mother Nature’s gentle breeze is the most divine refreshment for both body and soul, invigorating our spirits and washing away the grime of daily life. This practice is not in the lease painful, but on the contrary, agreeable.” - Benjamin Franklin

Just as the forefathers intended. 😌

This will send a clear signal to BP and Shell that they need to step up their outreach campaigns, and soon we’ll be swimming in competing offers.

The free market at its finest!

The industry has shown us how they absolutely cannot be trusted, while FOSS applications have shown us they are sustainable and will always put the user’s interests at heart, with Blender being a prime example.

We have to stop funding closed source software, enshittification is inevitable.

If we all donated the price of Affinity’s perpetual licence to Krita, Kdenlive, and Inkscape, we’d have a suite of tools that could outcompete them all, and never have to worry about another acquisition.

That feeling between when you decide to lay down for a nap and actually falling asleep. When there’s nothing on your mind, and you get your blankets just right, It’s like coziness cranked to 11. One of my favorite sensations.

I’ve seen you all around lemmy, and always enjoyed your takes on things. It’s crazy to learn that you’ve been going through all that all the while. I hope things get better for you, man!