Ya never know you’re in the good ol days till they’re over

Right? It would be so much cheaper if we just used to the reinforcing steel to create thin tracks which we could put much more thermally efficient and eco-friendly wheels onto. In turn, we could carry exceptionally large loads of cargo or people over vast distances for a mere fraction of the cost (monetary) and a fraction of the cost (to the world) by creating long, highly aerodynamic vehicles capable of moving at ridiculously high speeds that would be uncontrollable for the average joe on the road.

Wait, haven’t I heard of something like this before?

I now have boat money. I still pirate tho

Plunder the seas!

Lord yeah. The money saved by not paying for all those streaming services might actually be able to buy a yacht, fuck the coffee

ITT: People making assumptions based off the tagline without reading the article

Basically not much changes, they’re just gonna wait to post their code until it’s done instead of letting it be viewed in progress

Anything goes

The mods disagree on this one

I agree and disagree. They need to pick up a bit of momentum, and “yes men” can help peer pressure the less dogmatic red-teamers to start thinking about their message. Then, once they hit those red states the no-men might show up a bit too and we start getting momentum through them as well

I wouldn’t say it’s boring, but is a B-roll movie. The humor is stupid, there’s lots awkward pauses and the acting is subpar. Mostly, you watch it because the movie itself is funny to gawk at rather than anything in the movie being really funny

While OneNote for Windows 10 still has roughly half a year, Microsoft will start nagging users with update prompts much earlier. For starters, in June 2025, Microsoft will slow down the app’s sync performance, thus forcing customers to ditch the old app, especially those using OneNote on multiple devices or for real-time collaboration.

Next, in July 2025, banners will make their way to OneNote for Windows 10 to make sure users are aware of the upcoming end of support. Microsoft says these banners “could impact users workflows.” You do not say, Microsoft.

Wait. You’re gonna throttle them and then wait a month to tell them why you’re throttling them? What?

Solid portmanteau