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One man’s junk is another man’s booty.

Get ready Denmark! Our president is about drop our entire munitions stockpile on your heads!

Oh, excuse me my assistant has something she wants to tell me.

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• Already?

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• have you checked in the couch cushions.

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• Not that couch

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• Well then…

Congratulations Denmark our gracious President has declared a ceasefire. You will stop all hostilities immediately and we shall spare you your lives. Nobel Prize pleeease. 🤲🏻

We can dream…

Sadly, with the chip shortage, USB sticks aren’t even that cheap anymore. MSoft and Sony would adopt the latest (most expensive) usb version for the transfer speed. You wouldn’t want the cheap chips/sticks anyway, lest your $90 game stick randomly corrupt itself.

Then you have to protect the stick while it’s plugged in so it doesn’t get bumped and break the connector/port; so then it’s back to proprietary sockets that only certain sticks fit into, flip-top covers, or something “under” the console. I remember folks throwing a fit when Apple put the power button on the bottom of the Mac mini 😂

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1. It’s pure plastic waste at that point. No one is going to be making plastic bottles for the purpose of dissembling them into hydrogen fuel anymore than they are currently making plastic bottles for the purpose of sending to waste-to-energy plants (incinerators).

2. It’s not just plastic. It’s plants too; ideally agricultural and industrial byproducts.

Solar reforming has emerged as a class of sunlight-driven technologies capable of converting waste-derived substrates into fuels and chemicals. By utilizing substrates such as glucose or ethylene glycol (EG), derived from lignocellulosic biomass or polyethylene terephthalate (PET), as electron donors, solar reforming enables a more energetically favorable oxidation pathway compared with water oxidation.

• source: the paper linked in the article (emphasis mine)

Wtf is the first one supposed to be, Playdough‽ that’s a lot of salt for that much flour.

Oh, that’s the sound a frog makes. You're thinking of Gerry Rafferty

The Fedora Council has paused the Community Initiatives process, stating that the current framework no longer effectively supports identifying, discussing, and advancing major strategic efforts.

Importantly, already approved Community Initiatives will continue.

Going forward, the Fedora Council says it wants to develop a new mechanism for setting strategic direction in a more open and transparent way, with stronger community involvement earlier in the process.

Context: Fedora’s AI Developer Desktop Was Approved, Then Blocked. Here’s Why. & Heavy Community Backlash Blocks Fedora's AI Developer Desktop Initiative

Seems like it is primarily a technical backlash about having to support another kernel branch for stability with proprietary nvidia drivers. A bit of pushback on AI branding. But also

Part of what made this blow up the way it did was a communications gap. Fabio Valentini of the FESCo noted that he only became aware the proposal was being voted on after stumbling across the council meeting on Matrix accidentally.

This was the one of the many bad aspects about my employers response to COVID. They required a professionally administered test to approve your time off.

“Hey! I feel shitty and tested positive for COVID. I should rest and isolate at home, right?”

“No, you need to go out and feel shitty in the public, so someone else can give you the same exact test.”

And it’s fuel.

Technically trains hinge.

Planes do bend

But really good marketing. They got the emails of a bunch of people interested in Steam hardware, they got their name out there to folks like me who’ve never heard of them. They put out a sincere sounding apology, gave automatic full refunds, and in 18 months I’ll probably remember them as a trustable brand but forget it was because they did a dumbass copyright infringement.