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bobs_monkey,

it’s the kind of material that keep a monkey occupied.

I think that’s kind of the point. There was an article a while back that said the CCP/Bytedance intentionally serve up braindead content to everywhere outside China, while promoting educational and uplifting content at home.

bobs_monkey,

This was verified by a number of independent researchers. 60 Minutes even did a full segment on it.

bobs_monkey,

No kidding. I just find it ironic that the generation that kept saying “TV will rot your brain” is now completely consumed by social media.

bobs_monkey,

I grew up with w3m, but I like your style

bobs_monkey,

I have a Carbon X1 10th gen, and it is a beast. 32gb ram, and I swapped in a 2tb SSD. Running Arch on it and it’s pretty flawless.

bobs_monkey,

Lenovo supports Linux directly. You can buy it with Ubuntu preloaded, and they also give instructions for you on their website.

bobs_monkey,

Go back for seconds, thirds, fourths…

bobs_monkey,

Those of us that remember the olden days of dialup made do with worse

bobs_monkey, (edited )

Ah yup, makes sense, thanks

bobs_monkey, (edited )

I’ll never understand why fans are die hard loyal to franchises that screw them at every possible opportunity.

Because for many people it is a core part of their identity, without which they wouldn’t have much outside of work and sleep

bobs_monkey, (edited )

I personally prefer to eat, drink, and dance before I, ahem, dance

bobs_monkey,

On the other hand, the amount of people that are at ease pulling their pork in public is too damn high.

bobs_monkey,

Cleo and Leo and Stater Bros is pretty damn good. KFC blows now, even their gravy has gone crappy

bobs_monkey,

Moreso cities on the west coast are more car centric. East coast cities predate cars by quite a bit. Sure many east coast cities modified themselves to accommodate cars, but their layout originally was suited for walking and horse travel.

bobs_monkey,

If the power into your house is off from 60Hz (or 50 depending on your region), an electrician isn’t going to do diddly.

bobs_monkey,

Not exactly. There’s a ratio of RPMs of the drive motor to the specific input of the alternator that generates the correct frequency. It depends on the way the alternator is designed (ie number of poles) that will yield the correct frequency, almost like a gear ratio, that is optimized for efficiency, and power plants have to constantly make slight adjustments to the drive motor speed the keep the frequency exact (usually done automatically within the drive control system).

I’ve never seen frequency be an issue in a residential system, but in theory it could happen.

bobs_monkey,

It’s the same here, though we have varying degrees of transmission and distribution voltages via transformers and regulators. In my area, power comes into our valley from the 500kv lines through the open desert, into the valley at 33kv, and stepped down to 5kv for neighborhood distribution that the single phase 240/120v transformers tap off for the EOL.

More of what I was getting at was that generation is more or less the same across regions. Some external fuel source (whether it’s diesel, natural gas, nuclear, steam, etc) does its thing to drive a rotor that’s connected into an alternator which is essentially an electric motor but instead of the electric motor doing the driving, it’s being driven which generates power, and the RPMs of whatever given fueled drive mechanism are not necessarily 1:1 with the alternator speed.

bobs_monkey,

I’ve heard that trope before, same reason clocks in US schools/govt institutions were always plugged into a wall, hence these. Nowadays, NTP has rendered that obsolete.

bobs_monkey,

I’ll be the one to say it: kraft dinner is a bastardization of mac and cheese. Stouffer’s is a little better, but the milky-watery cheese powder glop is nasty as hell.

bobs_monkey, (edited )

Does any of that look edible, or at least appetizing?

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