Nah, give me that Fisher Price Baby Screwdriver that's easy to use and cannot build a space shuttle.

Ouch, I feel your pain. My high school education consisted of one course in C getting as far as pointers, then the next in Python.

I think that would enrage them quite a bit.

I find phone images too always look overprocessed, specifically sharpened and denoised.

I have a 2 drive NAS that only takes a few seconds to spin up when I want to use it.

For instance, it includes a bunch of extensions by default with gnome.

Yeah, I found the comparisons of world size when using seeds to be a bit useless. Like, if Minecraft updated tomorrow with a 128 bit seed, it would have basically no impact on the game but vastly increases the amount of possible worlds. Other than that, this is a gem of a video.

I remember how the jellyfin documentation specifically recommends against RPIs since they have no hardware transcoding. I personally use a 4th gen i3 in a mac mini and it can do what I want, though I don't use it heavily.

Yeah. One of the major reasons I never plan to use Proton or Tutanota is that none of my email apps will work and I will rely on whatever interface they provide.

Your comment is a bit hard to follow, but in my experience, the expensive cars are much louder than the one falling apart.

I have someone who lives nearby with some obnoxious Mustang. And yeah, it sounds like a cow fart when going 30km/h in a residential area. Like bro, is it really a sports car if the engine is working hard going 30!?

From what I have observed, any sane car is like that: the loudest noise is from the tires, with the engine only being louder when at low speeds or accelerating very aggressively.