Oh look, it’s the legendary vaganus.

Then make it a week. It starts with someone. It could start with you.

I think the bike exists to sell the battery. I’m getting a strong feeling there is no intention for the bike to be profitable, but rather as a proof that what they’re selling works by showcasing a real-world model that people can buy and drive.

With their plans to out-scale Tesla in battery manufacturing, it seems to me that they’re hoping to capture deals with EV manufacturers.

One; Humble Monthly. I’ve had it active for a few years, now I have too many games.

I have no other Web-based subscriptions.

The ones I’m still sticking on Reddit for. Namely the Bionicle community, and a number of game communities that are still stuck in the there.

I mean, yes, they exist over here too. But they’re incredibly dead in comparison. And trying to get people to move from there… Will, it would be easier to push a boulder uphill.

The big deal is that development time is put into these… Uh… “features”.

Jpegs can make images with very small sizes that aren’t noticeably worse in quality (unless you go to incredibly low compression).

They’re good for uploading as a final image when there’s no transparency necessary.

Obviously, you don’t want to be working with jpegs if you’re an artist and still in the process of making the final image.

Yeah, it’s funny hearing the history of certain supermarket products that go like “these were original food items for cultists that fled to America”. Kellogs stands out as a big one.

There is no war on Christmas as far as I know. So I’m going to guess it’s another dumb American thing?

I live in Denmark, and while the celebration is absolutely christianised, it’s sill called “Juletide” here. “Yule” or “Yule-tide” in English. Which refers to the original winter celebration before it got subjugated.

That’s OK. I’m using Linux. Perhaps this will drive more people to Linux. The less people using corporate owned tools the better.

Used to believe that humanity would inherently self-improve, especially the more easily information became accessible.

People couldn’t read and write at first, and didn’t know much about the world, and now we have instant communication and access to vast repositories of knowledge.

I believed that people were naturally curious, and wanted to learn and figure things out. Education systems sucked, but with improvement it could foster that curiosity in everyone!

Turns out that was incredibly naive. Humans have an inherent ego that tries to make themselves more than reality. Their problems are more real than another’s. Their inconveniences are more important than anything bigger-picture. I thought religion were old dinosaur structures of primitive belief systems that lasted for too long, but humans will literally make shit up or believe in some made up shit from someone else if it helps them ignore the inconveniences of reality.

COVID-19 really helped sink that in.

Tough lady. Hats off to her.

They have always been. It’s now just impossible to ignore.

Reverse image search revealed this is Stable Diffusion. 🫩

Limewire is still alive?

Please tell me this isn’t an actual Spongebob screen capture.

20

At least 69 actually means something.

The depressing part is I can’t tell if this is art or AI generated.

Ok, now tar and feathers.