That’s… a joke.

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That’s a different matter altogether. The difference in your case would be the quality of the desk, chair, bed and so on that you’d buy. Also people decorate their houses and they do it because humans enjoy pretty things.

One can enjoy beauty just for… Personal enjoyment as well

I used to hang out at the record store when I was a young person… Nowadays I’m old and don’t have the same patience.

At this point I must cancel my Spotify subscription. Any suggestion on how to implement a somewhat automated music discovery system that can replace Spotify’s “radios” and playlists?

I already run a Navidrome instance.

Kinder chocolate isn’t good, but Hershey’s is straight trash

I think much of the appeal of these stories, and post-apocalyptic ones, is that they put you in front of problems that are easier to understand and deal with. Needing to find food is a simple concept, even if it can be a difficult task, it’s something we have evolved to deal with.

Emails and taxes, not so much.

That’s what my house does. If I kill the internet, automations still work, as well as the interface via LAN (I’ve got hairpin NAT set up to make this easier than having 2 addresses in the app), if I kill Home Assistant, all devices still function manually.
I favor ZigBee to WiFi smart devices, although the polluted spectrum in my area gives me some headaches. With WiFi devices when possible I buy premade stuff (so that it’s CE compliant), and flash ESPHome on them, or similar.

That tweet is obsolete since Home Assistant and ESPHome have become usable

The EU needs to realize we’re too dependent on outside powers for EVERYTHING. We need a multi-decade plan to boost education, research and production, paid by higher taxation on profitable businesses and wealthy individuals.

The real puzzler is how people can spend hours reading their screens and still be bad at reading

“FUORI!” would be more likely, or “SCIÒ!” (shoo)

The French have good bread as well. Not as good as what we have in Italy of course, but well, they’re doing their best!

Still weird

It’s huge. Imagine if news said that 1,5% of people had recently switched to bycicles for their commute. What would your reaction be?

Not my problem

Especially since the data centers gobbling up RAM are mostly in the US

I use it on Linux. Crashy but it works.

When I used DDG, the !g bang to search on Google became wired in my brain to “get me better results, please”, so much that I sometimes tried using it in Google search too.