The article goes into reasons that this is more than just a matter of consumer tastes, like how 70% of new house construction are within an HOA, and the way people who might otherwise choose a unique car or house color can be convinced otherwise based on perception of hurting resale value.
Sort of a mixed bag closer to the end, but for the most part it’s pretty brilliant.
Call of Duty, not even once.
And what’s with all the upvotes?
No true nerdsman intensifies
I miss those “pebble” watches.
I would totally trust some dildotosser with my money, 100%.
Bold of you to assume no tariff compliance surcharges.
It’s saying she survived both of them.
I feel like there should be a term for them.
See also: why hip-hop sucks in '96.
I’ve personally become a fan of -rtAh, to see the most recently modified files last (i.e. above my prompt).
Welcome to a future of forever arguing which features are gimmicks.
This one, for example, is not.
Yeah, this. In fact, going with hardware that’s too-too new can lead to a different problem on Linux.
OP, if you’re buying hardware, it’s worth web searching to make sure people have tried it on Linux and are having good experiences with it. Since most manufacturers only care if their stuff works on Windows, it can take a little while for Linux devs to write drivers and get them shipped in Linux distros.
Let me see if I can slip these into your brain: w/b and j/k.
The article literally addesses this, citing sources.
From what I gather local people will just walk into the mirror.
I’d reword this a little, to
Because if you’re the type who uses a dedicated e-ink device for reading, also having the same application and book library on your phone has some obvious benefits. But if your phone is your one reading device, you’d probably try the Android version of KOReader and be like “wtf is with this UI?”