I don’t know what restaurants you go to, but during my adult life not once “water please” failed to get me a glass of water.

Sometimes the waiter asks if bottled or tap, but thats about it.

180 noscope

Oh look, its Serj Trunkien!

Cycling, linux and archery

Airlines store their airplanes on airports most of the time when not in the air. Airports charge them a huge amount of money for this. Even if if there is a few minutes delay, they get big fines for occupying a gate.

Imagine having extra planes on standby.

Keep your secrets sensei. You get no more attention from me. Happy gatekeeping, or trolling or whatever this supposed to be.

Should all new Linux users get through 10 distros and years of trial and error, before settling for one they like the most?

Imagine you want to leave MS and windows behind and are greeted by comments of your caliber. Then please provide an alternative starting point, elaborate, be helpful.

This is just passive aggressive my dude.

They are probably the best distros for newcomers. I think its an absolutely valid comment.

My life is finally on the right track.

The right track:

I think with applications, like Calibre its relatively painless to save the whole library, if someone is ready to jump ship. Now its the perfect time.

I personally use a Kobo without the online features, which is fantastic, but there are many great Kindle alternatives without the corporate spyware bullshit.

The third one is ECYCE

Ah yes, P for Phish, classic kindergarten stuff

I wish Nokia was still a big player in the phone business. My favourite (and most unique) phones were Nokia:

N95 - still looks gorgeous and classy and the “slide both ways” design blew my mind at the time. If they would release a new version I would probably buy it.

N-Gage - it was a cool and gimmicky phone, I admit it, only bought it for playing games, but loved how weird it was.

Lumia 920 - I loved windows phones, actually this was my second one and for me it was the best I could wish for. It had great camera, it was fast and looked super cool compared to the android competitors at the time. A shame the era of windows phones didn’t last long.

A failure is a failure, no matter how small or big. Just because its Apple why brush it off as a happy little experiment?

Every single review I saw said the same thing. Its amazing tech, with a big price tag and nobody knew who is it for. The magic wore off pretty quickly and nobody wanted to use it long term.

Would a mass test have this kind of marketing though?

It failed, no need to dance around the subject. It was a very expensive demo product, and nobody wants it.

A good warm-up poop gets your heart rate up

Is this called a sink in the US? I thought the kitchen sink and the bathroom basin are the correct names, but might be UK specific…

Congratulations!

Nah man, I dont need kids with no life and jobs to out-sex me. My life is difficult as it is