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We really don't need a new desktop OS every year.

Sequoia was the Snow Leopard of the 2020s. Going from that high to the lows of tahoe or golden gate is a real and jarring downgrade.

It's obviously white and gold.

My idiot brain's first thought was "goddamn Canonical and their feature creep nonsense. what the hell have they done now?" before reading the article.

For something to be considered dead, it must have been alive in the first place, which was never the case with the Copilot PC brand.

Went cold turkey during the first covid lockdown. It was a combination of not being able to go out to buy cigarettes and also the fear of dying since I was a heavy chainsmoker.

Honestly, I didn't miss it once.

Year 2 of GF might be my favourite memory of any video game, ever.

Never met anyone who used siri out in public, to be honest.

What downgrade? A typical Gnome desktop is far more coherent than Windows or even macOS in some regards these days.

I still don't see a good reason to upgrade from Sequoia.

The best way that my desktop can show me love is by being a glorified application launcher and nothing more. Also, the less meta/data that it sends back to its vendor the more love I feel that I am receiving.

I wish that a consortium of Android phone makers would/could "LibreOffice" Android.

You'd have to pay me as well to use any Microsoft product, which is exactly what's been happening at my place of work haha

10.5 Leopard because 10.4 Tiger was my first interaction with Mac OS X and it blew me away. I couldn't wait to see what was next and how they could improve upon perfection.

If there is no way to remove this 17 GB model, then the OS is simply not for me anymore. I'll stick with Sequoia for another year and use it until it stops receiving security updates and then I'm back to being a full-time Linux user.

Oh, man. The "Active" Desktop. The only thing that it kept active was my CD drive when I was forced to reinstall Windows every time I tried to make it work on my PC and it broke everything.

The state should treat sam altman the same way they treated Kevin Mitnick.

Exactly how I feel about this game. While its redemption arc is one for the history books, every time I come back to it, I feel nothing.

I find spotify to be more bloated now than iTunes was when apple pulled the plug on it.

In the meantime, might I interest you in some protein water?

Please don't forget to sign my guestbook! (low res gif of pen and paper goes here)

Right? When I think of the old web I think of my Xena and X-Files fan sites on Geocities circa 1997

Buffy is a real name?!

And I bet you that I could still fit an XP-era weather app or widget on top of XP and Xenoblade inside that 256/384MB of RAM.

I was replaying Xenoblade Chronicles on my Switch 2 and the whole time I was thinking about how this ENORMOUS, open world game originated on the Nintendo Wii, a console with only 88 MB of RAM.

I miss that quite a lot. For the past 20 years the Web has been a sterile wasteland full of minimalist white and grays and 0 personality.

It was fun at the beginning but I got bored of it 2/3rds of the way in. The puzzles were an absolute chore to figure out and solve and the story kinda run out of steam.

It boggles my mind how modern gnome doesn't come with a traditional desktop that you have to install an extension to enable.

The Ryanair website is a who's who of everything you're supposed to avoid in UI/UX design.

Same! My PC broke down and I couldn't afford to repair it for several months. Yet I didn't miss it much as I had a Dreamcast with a keyboard and mouse. That web browser became one of my most used apps of all time. Good times!