They undoubtably have the engineering talent to do it, just not the managerial talent
stormeuh
joined 2 years ago
The steam deck is just too ideal of a form factor to play stardew valley, isn't it
I think you forgot a /s and your downvoters seem to need it.
At least, that's what I hope, because that way your comment is a nice joke.
Gib mir den Hintern, Daddy! /s
Yeah, and all because god forbid you give your (future) employees time to learn another language besides JavaScript. Nope, line must go up so programming must be further commodified.
Just zip-tie them to a cnc mill and let fusion360 generate a toolpath. Do check for collisions with the "workpiece" though...
Still, it's probably true. In other countries, 79-year-olds get to retire instead of having to grift.
And zapping birds!
!dadjokes@lemmy.world
I think you need to beat the pork vigorously first, to tenderize the meat, you know
I disagree, a fridge to me is a cool place to put a big screen for useful information. You know, all the stuff that was promised and under delivered on when they first pitched smart fridges, like shopping lists, calendars, the weather.
The reason why in 2025 I would never consider buying a fridge with an internet connection, is because it's clear I'm never getting those features from fridge manufacturers. They would only put a network connection on a fridge for half baked "features", which get more ads with every firmware update, and eventually remotely brick the device. In short, to enshittify your smart fridge.
My point is that it's not that there is no reason to not put a network connection on a fridge. It's that capitalists can't be trusted not to enshittify whatever useful smart feature they implement.
view more: next ›
I suspect this is also why there are so many "mistakes" in how the epstein files were redacted and published. Incompetence as plausible deniability for leaking stuff that was ordered to be covered up.