lol no, I remember altavista categories sending you to shops. But it was a sane environment. Now the world’s gone crazy and the web with it.

They don’t do nuance very well. A minor problem is a thing to solve NOW whatever the cost.

If a crash dumps hardware on the market, I bet someone will find a way to make use of it. But I don’t think it will devalue, local models work and are useful, so if most datacenters closed tomorrow, I bet they’d be able to sell that hardware at decent prices to all sorts of companies.

Remove the last sentence.

Lady, this a serious offence. I may be willing to let it go if allowed to pet the puppy.

At the moment pcgamer.com seems to be completely offline… hmm…

Maybe it happened while they were placing it

So when is the free market gonna correct this?

First time here, and you typed the link in yourself, bold. Either way, I’ll remember you now. That’s rather the point.how?

nope, clicked a link on lemmy

Sure, we do all sorts of things to function in modern society, doesn’t necessarily make it easy, or make escapism less attractive

Apple Lisa? Apple II? The first core 2 duo macbooks were actually cheaper than the competition when they came out. I bought one. That’s it I think.

fancy

Let’s hope they don’t put it in a stupid big SUV

Assembly?

Test? You mean assessment?

The C64 and Amiga 500 Plus had no internet. At least back then.

I think it’s simply that modern life is too far removed from what our instincts evolved to handle… A shitty life or death situation is something we’re more equipped to handle (at least in our imagination) than societal problems so big that are effectively impossible for us to influence.

I mean, it’s something that shouldn’t need to be codified in law, but…

We come in peas

Why do I see all comments to this thread with vote = 0?

Devstral is very good