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Reasons I always bought pixels is because it's better to deal with one vendor bloat than two, the ease of installing OS-es like graphene (never had a bricked phone) and knowing that the hardware security is decent.

Glad the people behind graphene are creating this discourse I probably would have ordered a new pixel because I was used to the reasons I give above.

The moterola alternatives are noted thanks guys


Bringing back a large species that went extinct by our hands into a climate it isn't built for is a new kind of cruelty we can add to our list.


Cruelcruelcrueltycruel. Please stop flashing the cruelty card here. Is ridiculous

Being alive is better than not being alive, right?. Even if you experience pain or feel bored. Every animal experiences pain somewhere. Is fine. Is a part of having evolved pain receptors. Those receptors are here for our well-being and safety.

There is nothing special about pain. Is part of our biology.

We have methods to alleviate the pain at birth, why just assume that veterinarians will not use the tools that they have? because vets-bad-duh?

All this pseudo-religious movements that say that all pain must be eliminated at any cost seem totally unhinged. They made promises that can't be fulfilled and they know it.


https://github.com/farag2/Sophia-Script-for-Windows

I highly recommend this script. It's a really decent base without breaking stuff. Most of the time I change 3 or 4 settings in the script.


I tried to use vscode but sublime keeps pulling me back. I love the performance and the ui doesn't distract me like some other editors do.


I changed my career 18 months ago and became a sysadmin. And forums like stack overflow are really important too me. But it took some time teaching myself to scan these forum topics and identify whether; - The problem is really comparable to my problem. - The answers are 'universal' or bound to the commenters workflow. - The commenters explain their answer so I can actually expand my knowledge. - The commenters interpretation of the problem is right or wrong.

Most of the time I open 8 'simular' topics, close 6 of them after scanning and then dive into the two I find most suitable.

About the scenarios you describe. Maybe different types of commenters are needed for a forum ecosystem. I can imagine someone spending more time writing a helpful comment after noticing the scenario's you describe. Maybe we need bad topics/comments so people with (writing/educational) experience step up to save the day.

Forums can be confusing in situations you describe but compared to closed communities like Discord it's something I cherish most on the internet.


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