Skyrim Nexus is a dark place…

I don’t know, this sounds more like a Loverslab kind of thing…

The duty, I’d say.

The US treats its people worse than its prisoners.

And that’s while treating their prisoners horribly.

Burn the white house again.

Line must go up, fast. Sure, it’ll soon be going way down, and take a good chunk of society with it, but the CEO will run away with a lot of money just before that happens, so everything’s good.

They’re probably not a bad alternative to the lorem ipsum text, thought they’re not worth the cost.

anything over 1080p is a waste of resolution

For games, maybe.

But I also use my PC for work (programming). I can’t afford two, and don’t really need them.

At home I’ve got a WQHD 1440p monitor, which leaves plenty of space for code while having the solution explorer, watch window, and whatnot still open.

At work we’re just given cheap refurbished 1080p crap, which is downright painful to work with and has often made me consider buying a proper monitor and bringing it to work, just to make those ~8h/day somewhat less unbearable.

So I can’t go back to 1080p, and have to run my games at 1440p (and upscaling looks like shit, so no).

For anyone without time or interest to read the article: the game referred to (but not mentioned, for clickbait reasons) in the title is Transport Fever 3.

For today’s lucky ten thousand, the Ballmer Peak:

Source: XKCD 323.

Blood is an almost perfect substitute for eggs.

You can even make blood meringues.

Who the fuck can afford more than one rig…?

Reservoir needs to be on top so the air ends up in there and not in the important parts.

This is an all in one, though, so the radiator is the reservoir, and you have to sacrifice radiator efficiency to avoid getting air in the pump, which would be even worse (and much noiser).

Of course not, we’re running servers and piholes and shit on VMs and containers and whatnot.

That’s a good question.

Applied science and engineering, I suppose, or the results thereof…?

Or, anything that we intentionally make that isn’t naturally found in nature…

It does get a bit fuzzy, though… some kinds are easy: machines, tools, architecture… but are writing and maths technology, or are they something else? What about dogs, or farm animals like pigs? We certainly made them (not cats, though, they took care of that whole domestication business all by themselves)… GMOs are quite evidently technology, but what about most of the vegetables and fruits we eat? We made those too… maize, or most citruses, for instance, wouldn’t exist without centuries or millennia of selection and grafting…

And it gets even fuzzier when you get to animals… crows can intentionally modify a stick to make it better to get a seed out of a tube, making it a tool, and therefore technology if it was us doing it… dams are certainly technology when we make them, but what about beaver made dams? Knots are probably technology when we tie them, but what about a cuttlefish tying her eggs to algae stems? And let’s not get into termites or especially ants, with their air conditioning, and fungal agriculture, and aphid farming…

Call bells are technology.

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I don’t know what this has to do with this thread, but maybe ask Hajime Sorayama, he kind of came up with the whole concept of sexy robots.

I myself am more of a vertical slice…

Any software intended to cause harm is malware. MBFC is software intended to cause harm. MBFC is malware.

It’s a box. It’s full of cables.