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some_guy,

What’s truly insane is people who marry under 20. And if you think it’s possible to know who you are and what you want at that age, you have a very simplistic view of the world. Or you’re brainwashed by those who reared you, ie you have a very simplistic view of the world.

some_guy,

I think I saw this question days before with a different title and less answers? Is that you? If so, glad you got help here.

some_guy,

Apple does flat-rate repairs for Mac laptops that haven’t been damaged by impact or liquid damage. If they can perform a repair cheaper in-store, they usually will do so, but I am going on old info from being a repair tech at an Apple Store a decade ago. You could ask an Apple Store employee to get the cost of flat-rate repairs from a technician and then you’d know what you’re potentially looking at. I’ve owned many Mac laptops and only needed a repair on one (and that was still under warranty).

I’m a Mac nerd who’s fascinated by Framework laptops. I don’t think either decision would be wrong. I haven’t got to test drive one, so I can’t offer an informed opinion beyond what I’ve said here.

some_guy,

True on Framework (add more later), not on MacBook Air. But even though my main machine now has 64GB, I found my first-gen MacBook Air (2020) was great with 16GB. However, depends what you need to throw at it.

some_guy,

On the integration bit, I love that I can copy a URL on my phone and paste it into my browser on my Mac. I love that I can copy a meme on my Mac and paste it into a messaging app on my phone.

some_guy,

Only sleep sitting in a recliner chair. Or just don’t sleep. Problem solved.

some_guy,

I’ve been going to an office supplies shop for ~15 years. Even that has become mostly unnecessary as people accept signed PDFs.

some_guy,

He’s already won! Wait, Palestine. Nope, it Joey. Maybe next year.

some_guy,

Same.

some_guy,

Mine was hiding under the broccoli, but my keen sleuthing skills made short work of the hunt.

some_guy,

Well, everything is terrible when you subject it to the realities of our modern world. Just turn off that part of your mind for a few moments and enjoy the idea.

some_guy,

Holy shit. I’m gladdened to learn that someone may be more fucked than us. Today is a first: I am no longer from the most shamed people.

some_guy,

Holy fuck, I’m sorry for your situation. I undoubtedly know someone who thinks this way; I’m just unaware of anyone who does. Six openly sharing such beliefs is alarming.

some_guy, (edited )

Grumpy Old Geeks

Dutch News Podcast

Boonta Vista

American Hysteria

What Roman Mars Can Learn About ConLaw

99% Invisible

QAnon Anonymous (it’s anti-Q)

Noble Blood

Darknet Diaries

Behind the Bastards

A Traditional of Violence

Always Sunny Podcast

In the Dark

Kids of Rutherford County

Last Podcast on the Left

The Line

Long Shadow

Maintenance Phase

Nice White Parents

According to Need

Order 9066

S-Town

Song Exploder

Spycops Info

Stuff the British Stole

Who the Hell is Hamish

The Women’s War

Your Favorite Band Sucks

Sorry, it’s too much to type a description for each of them. I’m on my phone.

some_guy,

I used to listen to the Educate podcast. They would often talk about the science of teaching kids how to read. There were a lot of heartbreaking and infuriating moments when they spotlighted kids who the system had failed or adults who refused to revise bad methodology. It’s pretty evergreen material if anyone wanted to go check it out. Seems like it got sunsetted prior to the pan.

some_guy,

It’s fucking terrifying. Imagine high schoolers struggling with writing their own name.

This made me skip everything that came after. Even illiterate kids can probably memorize their names, even if they can’t sound out words. Back up your claim and I’ll reconsider.

Elsewhere, in this thread, you’ll see me champion reading and learning. I’m horribly saddened that kids don’t learn to read well. But this statement seems hyperbolic.

some_guy,

First out-loud chuckle of the day. Thank you!

some_guy,

An elderly lady paid for groceries with a check in front of me. I was honestly pretty mad.

some_guy,

That was pretty funny. (1997 Faceoff if anyone missed it.)

some_guy,

Plenty of software developers use Linux for their work.

some_guy,

Bah. I love my friends’ kids but I’m not above joking that the dad should abandon his family when he can’t hang out. Or tie them to a stake in the backyard when he can’t get a sitter. Absurdity is funny when it’s obvious that it’s absurd.

some_guy,

You’ve got the hour hand and the minute hand… they’re right there. What’s wrong? /s

What are some good real privacy podcasts/channels?

I started out watching some YouTube channels that claim to be dedicated to keeping me private and secure with recent news but found that some of them have a history of advertising NordVPN. Those channels sometimes sounded like they were defending Apple then telling people if they don’t like the content then to just scram....

some_guy,

Caveat, with Dave Bitner and another guy. I haven’t listened to it, but I know of Dave through another podcast (Grumpy Old Geeks).

thecyberwire.com/podcasts/caveat

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