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Wanna hear a limerick?

Lambert, Lambert, what a prick.

One of my past flatmates literally self-diagnosed himself with diabetes out of nowhere and started extreme dieting - made all sugar and high-carb foods haram and even started mixing his own flour to make it "multigrain". Since we were sharing kitchen expenses all of our meals then started involving coarse bread and either chicken or tofu at all times. Made me constipated for a while.

I think all he really wanted was an excuse for that diet and it does seem to have worked well in him; shame it didn't do so on me and just made me eat outside more instead.

+1

If you're a pirate I always recommend keeping your gaming/media PC dedicated to only that and do other work stuff on another computer. That way even if you catch malware or viruses it can't harm any important stuff.

Why do I prefer wearing the clothes and shoes that I've already broken in and gotten used to instead of crisp new items just out of the store? Guess I'll never know

LOL, try this attitude when working on a job where (thanks to LLMs) management expectations are now updated for you to ship at twice the speed or more and see how long you last

It's honestly remarkable that LLM code generators are somehow succeeding in making writing software easier where graphical RAD tools failed. Frontier software dev engineers may argue it to be useless for complex tasks but the regular analyst or officeman is definitely better off for internal CRUD use cases that'd earlier would have required them to consult the dev team.

Many GOATed piracy resources have always been hosted on Github. Massgrave and abbodi1406's Windows and Office activators, Goldberg's SteamEmu, and many of the public wikis that accept edits through pull requests.

what idiot decided that only one settings window is allowed open at one time?

Microsoft's army of macbook-using UI "designers" who have to justify their salary so they make up shit nobody wants

Windows for Legacy PCs

Low-margin product with no feasible return over the costs it takes to build and maintain. Windows 11 meanwhile is the main advertising and cross-selling platform for Microsoft's high-margin cloud and AI products. Little wonder they prefer one over the other.

Obvious course of events considering how the commodity PC market is essentially cut off from RAM supply for an indeterminate number of years with no respite in sight. Memory isn't cheap anymore, and if they kept making Windows 11 as they used to it won't be long before PCs in the market are simply left unable to run the OS at all.