Dass DaleDec 29, 2022
Abolish Police
I love how on the internet you can ask a simple question, like "does A integrate with B?" And get dozens of unhelpful replies that don't answer the question.
"C is better than B"
"Use D"
"I'll never use products from A again in my life"
"B is against free speech!!"
"I can't believe people are still using A! I moved onto D decades ago"
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Dec 28, 2022 at 10:42pmWeb
Show threadantipode77Dec 29, 2022

@awarham

Asking the Oracle for useful knowledge is an art.

Show threadAbolish PoliceDec 29, 2022
@antipode77 should have gone with the, "A integrates with B so well!" approach, and would have had paragraphs about why that was wrong 😅
Show threadDass DaleDec 29, 2022

@awarham

I can't believe you're still using letters of the Roman alphabet to denote unspecified items.

Show threadBea FurnissDec 29, 2022
@awarham I’ve been looking at upgrading my elderly Mac mini and I can testify that the internet is full of, ‘You don’t want to do that, you want to do this’, advice.
Show threadAbolish PoliceDec 29, 2022
@BeaFurniss "let me assure you, I (a random from the internet) am in a much better position to know what you want and need than you are." 🙄🙄🙄
Show threadBea FurnissDec 29, 2022
@awarham 🤣
Show threadNot a doctorDec 29, 2022

@awarham

The internet is full of lies. This has been true since before everyone started getting connected in the 1990s.

For reference, I met my first serious partner online in 1980 (they were at another university). They were neither as smart nor as motivated as they had portrayed themselves.