lolcatnip

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I hope someday we'll find a way to pirated a car (lemmy.world)

In the end, the KIA car company made its cars into subscription models, I really hate this because in the end the car we buy with our own money doesn’t feel like it belongs to us. Should we finally buy an old school car ? so as not to be affected by this subscription models or is there a way to crack the software installed in...

lolcatnip,

How remote are we talking about?

lolcatnip,

Low effort.

lolcatnip,

Based on what others in the thread are saying, that’s already covered for free by the key fob. What they’re charging for is doing it through the internet.

lolcatnip,

Apt, not Aptitude. Aptitude is just one of many front ends for Apt. I usually go for Synaptic.

lolcatnip, (edited )

I can’t see how looking like a 14 year old version of Windows (as opposed to a newer version) is an advantage for people coming from Windows.

lolcatnip,

Not my experience at all. I’ve mostly used KDE, and when I need to use a Gnome/GTK app, it’s just not an issue.

lolcatnip,

Believe it or not, there are people who use Linux who don’t shun everything mainstream.

lolcatnip,

Sounds like a project I don’t want to use until it finishes baking.

lolcatnip,

No you don’t, unless you pronounce it like “nessa”.

lolcatnip,

Says the person seeking attention.

lolcatnip, (edited )

So literally no one, then?

I don’t know who started this trend of “showing ads is the same thing as selling data” but it’s fucking irritating to see so many people confidently wrong about something they could figure out themselves if they thought about Google’s business model for 30 seconds.

lolcatnip, (edited )

They sell ads, but data. If you can’t see the difference I can’t help you. It’s not “pedantic”, it’s being factual. Sorry you apparently think facts don’t matter.

lolcatnip,

It’s so hard to see past a belief that nobody could possibly by interested in you that way.

lolcatnip,

Not everyone who struggles with relationships is a misogynistic asshole.

lolcatnip, (edited )

It’s not too hard for you. If it was as easy as you say for everyone, nobody would be upvoting this post.

lolcatnip, (edited )

I love all those vegetables but if I had to give up allium or nightshades, I’d give up nightshades.

lolcatnip,

The lines are relations. The dots are people.

lolcatnip,

Pretending the rest of the world doesn’t exist has not historically been a good strategy for any country.

lolcatnip,

Also a peaceful tour group.

lolcatnip,

In the US it’s common to give students “word problems” that describe a scenario and ask them to answer a question that requires applying whatever math they’re studying at the time. Students hate them and criticize the problems for being unrealistic, but I think they really just hate word problems because because they find them difficult. To me that means they need more word problems so they can actually get used to thinking about how math relates to the real world.

lolcatnip,

In other words she knows exactly how much she can violate people’s boundaries before they’ll be uncomfortable enough to do something about it.

lolcatnip, (edited )

I’m American and I’ve never seen any other unit used for frequency unless you count adjectives like “daily”.

lolcatnip,

Every accusation is a confession.

lolcatnip,

This isn’t just random weirdness. There was apparently a point in the middle aged when a lot of people believed cats would steal men’s genitals.

lolcatnip,

It “works” if everybody is well behaved and you don’t care about niceties like seeing which messages have been read.

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