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  • I've heard the sound of a Lancaster bomber with all 4 Merlin engines flying over my rural home many times.

  • Code Sherpa

  • Chances are your pants are not as fancy as the pair

    Of very fancy pants that Mr. Fancy Pants will wear

    When everybody's marching in the fancy pants parade

    He's gonna pass the test, he's gonna be the best

    The best in terms of pants

  • I don't think there's ever been an US election between people so unpopular.

  • Edge is just a Chromium build with more manageability for enterprise use.

  • The true test is, would you install it for your mom. Have fun figuring out her public library and ereader shit on Linux.

  • I think it's the news media exploiting people's desire for something cathartic in lieu of having any meaningful politics to change anything. US politics right now is like a show/spectacle that people react to from opposite sides. Posting the same fucking articles and memes is like a way to manufacture and participate in a simulation of your individual political views having some significance, outside of any popular politics where they could actually change something. This is clearly the case with Trump too, for all the insane shit he governed like a milquetoast Republican.

  • So are my panties

  • This article and every one like it have been on repeat since 2016, I dunno how people still have the attention span for "today's Trump insanity" after 8 years. It should be obvious to anyone this has no effect on politics and only makes news orgs money.

  • Mm normcore

  • It's ackshully called a trilby

  • AtlasOS is great wish I discovered it before doing it all manually. All it really does is apply group policy changes and config management, which is what any enterprise workplace will do by default. I have 15 years experience as a sysadmin in a mixed OS environment in the operation of critical infrastructure. We're bound by intense regulations and audited often, and Windows is the workstation OS that we can easily manage security-wise. This is in contrast to the notion of Windows as a garbage consumer product, which yeah not wrong there, but people might not be aware of it's compliance with industry standards and security regs. Which is a shame because that's ultimately what's evil about the MS approach to business, they create a problem for businesses and offer the solution.

  • The only thing you can't disable here are the vulns, technically MS is obligated to patch though so I'd be interested which ones apply, I'm assuming there's a lot of vulns in certain features. My Windows SSD is 60GB fully loaded with apps and drivers. Search and other stuff are just basic config items and plenty of UI replacements and tweaks to be had.

    My Debian servers and laptop run way lighter as expected, unfortunately I need the custom hardware support of Windows for some software critical to my livelihood. All I do is deploy Windows in the same way I'd deploy and manage an enterprise workstation. No store, no live, no "apps," no overlay bs or news feeds, just pure Windows. Gotta say I prefer 11 so far to 10, the window snapping and some other changes have been good for productivity, which is really the only thing I care about since I'd switch that machine to Debian in a heartbeat if I didn't have a use case.

  • Oh yay another Windows 11 being bad meme, and all the same comments about it too. Feel like it's groundhog day cause this place only has 2 jokes that get recycled on repeat.

  • An LMM modeled after the average redditor sounds like the most condescending thing ever.

  • That was the only reason to use the site lol other paid options are way better. All userbenchmarks was good for was giving you a rough idea that your hardware was performing as it was expected to.

  • I assumed they'd be clear coated, expect that to be a big aftermarket service.

  • politics @lemmy.world

    Psychiatry Won’t Solve Our Mental Health Crisis — Only Politics Can Do That

    jacobin.com /2023/12/psychiatry-history-trauma-politics-medicine-mental-health
  • politics @lemmy.world

    Billionaire-Backed Conservative Legal Groups Are Paying for Judges’ Luxury Vacations

    jacobin.com /2023/12/federalist-society-gmu-billionaire-funding-vacations-federal-court-judge-corruption
  • politics @lemmy.world

    Hunter Biden’s Corruption Is a Symptom of Grotesque Inequality

    jacobin.com /2023/12/hunter-biden-corruption-justice-system-wealth-inequality
  • politics @lemmy.world

    The United Auto Workers Are Looking to Unionize the Whole Auto Industry

    jacobin.com /2023/12/uaw-nonunion-factory-organizing-toyota-mercedes-hyundai-rivian
  • Lefty Memes @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    material girl

  • Memes @lemmy.ml

    NWBTCW

  • Lefty Memes @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Sometimes I need to hear this

  • politics @lemmy.world

    Canada parliament speaker resigns after calling Ukrainian Nazi veteran a ‘hero’

    www.theguardian.com /world/2023/sep/26/anthony-rota-canada-resigns-nazi-parliament
  • politics @lemmy.world

    Leader of Canada's House of Commons apologizes for honoring man who fought for Nazis

    apnews.com /article/canada-parliament-apology-ukraine-nazi-eedc22e1d810011c412953168a4cee46
  • politics @lemmy.world

    US Senator Menendez charged with bribery, says he will not resign

    www.reuters.com /world/us/us-senator-menendez-charged-with-corruption-prosecutors-2023-09-22/
  • politics @lemmy.world

    DOJ prosecutors request gag order after Trump arraignment, citing social media threats

    thehill.com /regulation/court-battles/4138737-doj-prosecutors-request-gag-order-in-trump-election-case/