lscotte

No, let's not do that. Taxes should exist purely to cover government costs, not to finance causes.

Tesla shouldn't get a say. They don't produce cars that use fuel so this is purely and obviously self serving.

I love your Tappet Brother's analogy - it's spot on. The videos they do together are hilarious in a way that only two brothers could be.

Big Clive's channel(s) (he has a separate one for live streams) have some of my favorite content on YouTube. He's super down to earth and just has fun with what he does, never taking himself too seriously while being very knowledgeable.

ZFS here.

We're in a very dark period where people are fine with censoring viewpoints that they don't agree with, especially around political boundaries. It's very unfortunate - censorship is censorship, plain and simple.

You have a good point there.

Me too.

No, I absolutely did not opt in to Google mining this data.

It's unfortunate that the Apple cult has enough power on YC to downvoted anything that's not positive towards it. Sad that only pro-Apple opinions are allowed here.

Downvoted by the Apple cult, of course!

I had an Android smartwatch years before Apple even came out with one. Typical Apple reality distortion field in effect.

There's a point where the reality distortion field fails.

Cult membership dues.

This is just anti ZFS FUD and completely incorrect. Ubuntu has been shipping binary modules for ZFS for several years now. I've been running servers and laptops for a couple of years with ZFS root (laptop with native ZFS encryption). The only issue I've had is Canonical breaking GRUB hooks for encrypted ZFS root - solved via systemd-boot and EFI for me.

If you use DKMS, then you might have issues, but there's no need with Ubuntu (and other distros like Manjaro) anyway.

Btrfs is probably never the right decision - use the FS that's right for you and your workload.

I sure hope so, this has to be a joke!

This is just so stupid, there's no other way to describe it.

Sounds like you have some terrible nightmares!

8" Chinese light bucket (Dobsonian).

JPL has a history of hiding messages like this. One of the rovers leaves tracks that spell "JPL" in morse code. I think it's all kind of fun.

Unfortunately yes, but seems to be everywhere not just Bay Area.

Actually parent remembers it right. At that time, Fry's in the Bay Area was roughly half supermarket and half electronics.

In the late 80s, as a student, we'd make a pilgrimage once in a while from Sacramento to the Bay Area just to visit Weird Stuff and Fry's.

No.

This is great, actually! I'm happy to see the police finding creative approaches to the boneheads who think they have to stream everything. Streaming everything is not a good thing.

No.

Can't speak for the others, but Brave uses it's own sync system and is not affected by this.

Interesting. ElasticSearch might have OpenOffice'd or Hudson'd themselves.

All good with Brave as far as I can tell. I don't know what everyone is talking about with testicles, but I don't see any with Brave.

That's a configurable setting off all of the last few cars we've owned. There's no need for any beeping, honking, or anything else when the lights flash, as far as I'm concerned.