Only on subscribed coms with NSFW blocked, same as reddit.

Kinda sounds like you might like Mastodon then.

That seems more likely but we won’t know for sure until they tell us.

I would not take a laptop backpacking, but if I had to, I suppose I’d probably try to use something small and ARM based to get better battery life (but, more likely, I’d just use a phone instead which is smaller and waterproof).

It kinda depends on what exactly you need to do though. Can you provide us with more details? What do you need the laptop to do?

What kind of backpacking are we talking here? Going into the wild for weeks or months at a time? Going on a little vacation through cities in Europe?

All of the good chefs were busy being honored?

We used encyclopedias, first physical, then virtual.

Also, there was the public library (which was, and still is, awesome).

There’s definitely regulars I recognize, but still plenty more I don’t.

breaks bottle and waves it around menacingly

Sales cold calls are spam, 100%.

Fedia.io is an Mbin instance if you want to check it out

Yes, but you would need to defend your patent and continue to file patents and variations as tech evolves to prevent work-arounds.

Cool! Looks like it’s returning a 500 error at the moment though.

He kinda sounds like a humorless dick who bought into the AI hype.

Don’t fuck this up Michael Bay, we’re counting on you for a faithful adaptation.

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Nope, not doing that.

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I don’t think I’d drive an SUV at all if you were concerned with cost or handling, but IMO it depends on what you need: Modern traction control with good all terrain tires can handle extremely well in snow or rain - AWD isn’t necessary.

That said, my current daily driver is an AWD manual Subaru sedan and I have to admit: It corners better and is just a bit more resistant to losing control and a little faster in regaining control. If cost is not a concern, go with an AWD sedan especially if you drive in adverse conditions a lot.

If money is tight, stick with your FWD sedan and make sure you have quality all season tires as well as keeping your brakes and related systems in good condition - this would likely be more than adequate in any reasonable conditions especially if you are already a good driver (and if not, it’s never too late to learn).

TL;DW?

That would be good, a lot of people deleted their reddit accounts because of Spez & Co.

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