Yes, whip me harder daddy.

Well in that case, they’re going to have a very bad day.

I’m in the US btw

Ah well why didn’t you say so.

In that case, you’re just fucked.

Awesome. I’m glad I could help someone online.

From now on, you’re welcome at my table! (although the drinks are on you) x

You’ve got this all wrong. If anything, meeting us requirements would make eu people more suspicious of whatever product it is.

Sure. https://www.backmarket.fr/ is a great place to start.

The idea is that you can sell a phone without a system, but you can always enter one in binary through the power switch. See? Win Win!

Yes, other markets on the planet are marginal. Never mind that the EU is actually larger. In many metrics than the US. It’s not even in the “funny” pages of us websites, so apart to a minority of educated readers, it doesn’t even exist. And let’s not even start about the rest of the planet.

I just ordered a (refurbished) pixel 9 pro because of the possibility of graphene.

Otoh everything here requires a phone app to confirm every action…

Windows 3.1 (or word 2, really) for me. One of the very few things I got right.

It can’t actually be used to verify anything. As implemented, it just reports whatever you entered. It’s just as valid as those birthday fields on websites that cater to users that share a 1st of January birthday.

You forgot SuSE, as usual.

You’ll get my manpad from my cold wet crotch!

That’s so they can pass on the savings to you, right?

Right?

Oh, the Master Control Program?

Maybe it’s edit I’m remembering. It was a long time ago, and I stopped using windows seriously around 3.11, so I never paid much attention to what was on that partition. It was only there to run steam (and a few other games).

I suppose I should have switched to a console, but it never even occurred to me at the time.

That’s my experience of a couple months with it as well.

Went back to my usual OpenSuSE or Fedora.

Wasn’t there a version of ed in DOS at one point? Or am I mis remembering?

That could still lurk somewhere in windows’ maze of directories somewhere…

But who’s making money? All the AI corps are losing billions, only the hardware vendors are making bank.

Makers of AI lose money and users of AI probably also lose since all they get is shit output that requires more work.

Ah, but it’s not a war, you see. It’s just going abroad to blow stuff up.