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Exactly, Omarchy is little more than a wrapper around Arch, why not just donate to Arch directly?

The entire thing has a smell to it, like theres some weird tax avoidance happening or something.

Yeah, there's a lot here that is inaccurate to both the tv show and the books. There are no walls around the stairs at most levels. It also seems to depict silo 17 as mostly flooded, when it was only the lower 30 floors.

The sheer cost of storefront space is also a factor. Retail rents are even more ludicrous than apartments.

Smaller companies usually are

Oh its probably that again

https://www.polygon.com/ram-manufacturers-sued-supply-price-...

Not that stupid, considering the word Torrent doesn't appear above the fold. Took me a while to figure out as well.

I don't get it, isn't this just reinventing blade servers?

There is an active court case to determine this. Bluebird asserts that rebranding the company to X is trademark abandonment. XCorp of course says "nuh uh"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_Corp._v._Operation_Bluebird

That paragraph jumped out to me, as well. Thats also when the writing got very long winded and seemed to be repeating itself.

Trump will just pardon him like everyone else

Are there that many people managing their dns by hand that they need this? Outside of various txt records, most of my domains are mapped to specific resources via automation.

Context: https://www.cnn.com/2026/08/26/world/live-news/nepal-flash-f...

No new ipad, dang. The thing is two years over due for a bump.

Read the room, YC, jfc

For those who don't know the acronym: ZIRP = Zero Interest Rate Policy

And yes, when I saw the headline my first thought was "it's not AI, nobody is expanding their staff".

When interest rates are high, companies and investors don't take out loans, which means no capital for new projects.

Then you still need a btn class for styling anchor tags

This would be a neat thing for case makers like coolermaster or corsair to do a one-off of while the self build market is slumped.

The irony of this metaphor is that new housing construction these days is really bad, just watch any of the inspectors posting to youtube or tiktok. Even those new 3d printed houses are crumbling after a year, and they can't be fixed because of the way they're built.

We had better built houses when they came as kits from Sears than we have today.

How are they finding these books to order? I can't find used bookstores online anywhere.

You know they will give you as many onions as you want, yeah? You just have to ask at the counter.

I went into reading this not knowing what amp makes, and at the end of the article was like "see now this sounds like a company who absolutely wouldn't fuck with vibe coding"...

Then I realized what amp makes and had an extremely visceral reaction.

Y'all just running your business on hopes and dreams out here.

I follow a fedi bot that posts any thread that shows up on the front page.

Is this satire? Rage bait? Why would you ever do this?

Just make a normal website!! You've invented an MPA with extra steps!

Mastodon's is at least just scoped to your own server, so it has a small chance of being relevant (assuming you picked any instance other than m.s)

Until your thumb slips while trying to hit the dots, the post gets focused, and now you're spending the next three hours telling the algorithm to stop showing you diaper kink artwork because it thinks you must be into that since you looked closer at it.

Almost as bad as tiktok repeatedly showing you promos for the same product because you didn't swipe away in less than five seconds.

Don't bet on him, either. The man is his own worst enemy.

> A "sprint" is term for a common period in technology companies in which people work long hours in the weeks leading up to a release of a new feature or product.

Alright, who bullshitted to the BBC? I know its fun to mess with the normies, but that was just mean.

I appreciate the diff lines in each progressive code example, makes it really easy to follow

> They are wider than is comfortable to view at once

Which is why you don't code fullscreen.

This wouldn't happen to be in San Diego County, would it? I interviewed at a place a while back where every desk had friggen 1080p televisions on it. Classic case of the owner having some genius idea to save money.

I did not accept the job.