Powershell (and nushell) is great. The concept of piping and manipulating objects instead of text is so comfortable. Having types is also great.

Administrating Windows would be a nightmare without it.

Not much I suppose. At least in case of Google, it’s governed by a single policy.

This is the correct comment. Google sells access to user data, not the data itself.

I had to look it up. I don’t believe the guy spends his Sundays ironing a swastika armband but his rhetoric does bring Göbbels et al. to mind.

if you don’t consider fuel transport emissions, I don’t see what’s the problem with classifying cars that run on renewable gasoline/diesel to have zero emissions.

Was this coded on a phone touchscreen?

It looks like powershell, but even nicer.

Unfortunately people here are mostly incapable of having nuance.

Yep, just imagine how bad the compression artefacts will be if they double the resolution but keep storage/network costs the same.

It’s taxation.

Cargo bikes cost 5 grand? That’s outrageous.

I’m fuming at this too. Pictures with some amount of bokeh is the standard look unless you’re shooting landscape camera or using a telephone to snap pictures.

The last CD-drive I had burned at 52x. I still remember how it sounded like a small jet engine spooling up when the burn started. Amazing how I always got bit perfect burns and how the discs didn’t explode while spinning like a car turbocharger.

Is the screen glass easy to change?

I wonder if that was meant to be interpreted as a large or small amount of power. Back then I thought it’s a somewhat significant amount but now it seems tiny.

What is Windows for Docker?

Astorflex in Italy for good shoes on a budget. If willing to shell serious money, I’m sure Italy has countless cordwainers to cater to that as well.

Then there’s Carmina and Sendra in Spain which I hear are high quality, no personal experience of those.

I understand that Portugal is the shoemaking center if Europe. Lots of brands from around the continent produce there.

I’ve been at Dachau concentration camp. There were wooden bunk beds multiple levels high where prisoners were crammed.

There’s no evidence of Zyklon B being used to kill people there like in Auschwitz, but people were starved and beaten to death there.

I visited the onsite crematorium too where the still living prisoners were forced to burn the bodies of the dead ones.

Even if it is one of the least bad camps, it still is so terrible. When I visited, people just looked at things in silence because it all is truly incomprehensible. Going there feels like being slapped on the back of your head, truly an eye opener.

Every Macbook Air in the coffeeshop crashes out of sheer terror and awe when you unfold that nerdstation.

TV straight against the wall and a couch on the opposite wall. Matress on a bedframe and in a separate room.