teams online client is good enough, too

where are you getting servers that cheap

A) to go and earn any money B) I actually pollute less in the place that I moved to since I don’t have to drive a car

I don’t think you understand - I can live poor and destitute without a job in my hometown, or leave to find work somewhere else. This is the reality of many Americans in rural America.

This isn’t a quest for “wealth”, it’s a quest for life

sometimes people don’t want to live in the middle of nowhere forever. not many engineering jobs there. we all want economic mobility too

wtf is that bullshit. interning is basically required experience in some fields (engineering especially). companies will usually pay for your housing and food even

hol up what kind of intern can afford to buy a Model 3?

love fly.io

fun fact, lemdro.id is hosted entirely on fly.io

to be fair, software engineers are a lot more design heavy than implementation. software developers are the “implementers” where software engineers generally focus on the bigger picture as well

for real. and starship is an awesome program

I’m sorry… this is not true lol. You know what SpaceX is up to, right? At the least, but there are tons of interesting and innovative companies. I mean hell look at Stoke Space

apple wouldn’t do that, they’d withdraw from the EU first

that’s a fair opinion, but for some people they feel the same way about KDE (me). Gnome’s workflow is killer for me, and I love the consistency in design and intent with everything.

I suppose not everybody just wants customizability

r2modman has a native Linux client as well and handles pretty much all unity games

you don’t even need to root to spoof gps, you can just do that on android

I’d be surprised if the headset even drew 65W, the other points notwithstanding

that’s not true, there’s been adapters for Tesla drivers to visit other charging stations for a long time now

I started an entire instance - https://lemdro.id - to provide a home to Reddit subreddits such as r/Android and r/Google Pixel (and other technical stuff)

support in desktop environments for managing dual backlights when provided by the kernel. I was working on this for a bit but got too busy

fair, my apologies, thought you were the original commentator