It’s been going down hill since I turned 25. I’m just closer to the end of the ride now.

Still chaotic neutral, IMO

I think respecting another country’s sovereignty is better.

Are you proposing more election interference…?

NASA is a government program, Space X is private enterprise first of all. And what exactly has incredible things has space Space X actually done?

One got us to the moon and back.

One has contributed an amazing amount of information about the universe to us.

One has made it cheaper by recycling rockets, which is not something amazing but largely driven by private enterprise wanting to create a service to gain a profit and return for investors.

They’re both chalk and cheese. NASA doesn’t have to do it for cheaper because they’re not about making profits. They’re not a company.

A better comparison would be to compare Space X to that other space company by that other billionaire.

Probably because we grew up in completely different countries. Australia was very behind back in the day. We had a 2 year lag.

That’s why most of the money hungry games were in the arcades back then. PC gaming wasn’t nearly as big.

Balatro. It’s a great Maths game.

Agreed but let’s be honest, that would’ve relied on people voting for their best interests and, as always, Australians generally vote governments out. The safest way to vote out Liberal is to vote Labor and, so, we have a majority.

I showed this meme to my husband (who uses Arch, btw). He didn’t know what NixOS was and is now curious. What have I done?

Make video games or digital interactive art pieces for VR

What some PMs don’t understand is they don’t lead the team but instead they should be supporting the team so that the job gets done on time. Shuffle around resources, reverse manage upper management, protect the team from being derailed etc.

This is in construction, though, and I’ve no idea about how the tech industry works.

All of them. Limit the size, ban acquisitions. Break up monopolies. They’ve never been good for everyone and just become exploitative.

See Dutch East India company, the worst of the lot who was a corporation that had their own military. Learn from history so mistakes are not repeated again.

My windows partition forced me to do an update which has now broken the start menu and right clicking on pinned icons. Thanks Microsoft. Great job.

I really can’t wait to be rid of it completely but unfortunately the building and construction industry is addicted to torture and refuses to move on from Autodesk.

I use Waterfox but I’ll try that too. Would suck because I like Waterfox.

Noted. Will try that! Thanks

No way. Fry it, mash it, stick it in a stew, I say!

Thanks. I think they do ok in New Zealand though with the Maori.

Well, I’m in Australia so I would try and communicate with the indigenous population and teach them how to defend themselves against the upcoming colonist invasion and take advantage of what they have to offer, starting with forcing a signed treaty.

On a separate note, I just installed a Linux partition on my laptop to dual boot since I still need windows for AGI32 and Autodesk. Next weekend, I’ll be shrinking my windows partition, move my files to a new partition and mount it in Linux so I can access files both ways.

Feels so good to have absolute control of my computer again.

I’m glad I got out when I could because Recall is such a dodgy ‘feature’.