Wow, yeah. My kid got into minecraft and we play it together in creative mode and discover caves and build hideouts and stuff. It’s fun.

Yeah that doesn’t make any sense. They had a drop-off slot at the desk where you just dropped them into to return them.

Which FPS do you enjoy?

I had never heard of Waterfox before seeing this post. I went and checked it out. Basically, their “thing” seems to be that they have Firefox’s privacy settings automatically defaulted to stronger settings, yet still mild enough for normal web browsing (it won’t break as many websites as when you have Firefox fired up on all privacy cylinders, I guess?).

They also have incognito tabs instead of just incognito windows.

Other than that, I don’t see any differences in the GUI for ease of use.

Ken should have been the permanent host from the beginning.

Joke’s on you… it never had a soul!

Conservatives are wrecking the entire planet.

Well, at least the president of Texas A&M has been forced to resign over it. I guess that’s a silver lining?

https://www.cnn.com/2023/07/22/us/texas-am-university-president-resigns

Holy crap. I really hope this guy sues the pants off of them.

Unfortunately true.

They may not say the slur, but they encode it.

I love it when people come with receipts.

Which is why I like Beehaw.

Totally agree.

Actually reading the intercept.

That’s good to hear.

This is a moment when I’d love to use the “you love to see it” meme comment, but it’s more like… “People are fleeing the burning building, and running across the street to an identical building that is infested with rats and cockroaches!”

Of course it does. This isn’t new.

Also, the Intercept (Greenwald in particular), is a mouthpiece for the Kremlin, so take everything with a grain of salt.

I think you should be able to on the web.

With that said, I hope the mods can pin this so that you can update it as things proceed.

Steve Jobs attributed the quote “Good artists copy; great artists steal.” to Pablo Picasso.

However, the original adage seems to originate from 1892

“Great poets imitate and improve, whereas small ones steal and spoil.