just let me read my articles in peace.

Your articles? This sounds really entitled.

I originally bought my super1wide monitor to hook two machines into side by side. They generally have two sets of inputs that makes this easy.

I’m in the US, where are you? They definitely do not crack eggs for the McMuffin, the eggs come wrapped and shaped already.

As a former McDonald’s and Burger King employee I assure you that Burger King doesn’t have the fake totally real liquid egg you’re looking for. Both companies’ “eggs” are premade into the shapes you see and simply reheated; nobody’s cracking eggs in the kitchen.

But also, both companies are crazy unethical and cause unnecessary animal suffering so I’d recommend not frequenting either.

Define “server”:

If you mean any process that serves on the network well then of course you can.

If you mean multiple containerized stacks acting as a service then yes, you can do that too.

If you mean multiple operating systems, I’m not so sure but I can’t imagine that it’s impossible.

It’s what happens to phrasal verbs when they become nouns and adjectives. I couldn’t find a great source other than this writing tip, but “back up” altogether makes up a phrasal verb.

English is rather notorious for having these phrases that when translated directly don’t make any sense: the words on their own are rather meaningless and have to be taken together to derive the meaning:

• speak up (verb)
• slow down (verb) → slowdown (noun)
• shut down (verb) → shutdown (noun)
• piss off

For example, I can’t translate “speak up” to “hablar arriba” in Spanish, that makes absolutely no sense.

“Back up” is the verb and “backup” is the noun. I only bring this up because I’m constantly finding this problem in software written where I work too.

How would using physical cubes make learning measuring less confusing?

On iOS I use Focus a lot, but for things like theaters, restaurants, etc. the standard Do Not Disturb is enough, and if you use your calendar a lot (like I do so I can tap events on CarPlay to navigate) it’ll give you the option to deactivate the Focus after the event ends, when leaving, etc.

Honestly any website that’s so sketchy it needs to disclose its 14 trillion “partners” is automatically on the shit list from the start. These shouldn’t even be normal.

It makes you even gayer.

Agriculture alone already kills billions of farmed animals every year.

I really hate the “em-dash = AI” myth. I’ve probably been typing em-dashes since before half of y’all were born. I am not a cat bot. I will not cede the em-dash to AI!

Yeah seriously, I use em dashes all the time too so I guess I’m a bot now too.

I’m super into it. I’m a UNIX nerd at heart and kind of wish it would become more popular than Linux (with most of its distros a hodgepodge of files everywhere), and for the desktop I really enjoy macOS. I’m excited to see where this might go.

Registered sex offender

I got like two thirds through the original post before it clicked what RSO stood for. Is that a common acronym?

This joke is so old it’s been in mainstream movies even for like 5-10 years now.

I completely agree but for the sake of argument this could be used against any Linux distribution too. The difference though is that you’re not going to have tons of distributions of Windows with differing sets of packages.

Don’t know what my point is since I just raised an argument and kind of solved it on my own.

Clicking things is so Windows

I don’t use it but I would recommend Kopia due to its content-defined chunking, deduplication, etc. I’m writing a fork of it that allows any Rclone adapter to work as the frontend or backend but it won’t be released for quite some time.

Otherwise I sync most my files to Backblaze by hand from time to time using Rclone and client-side encryption.