If I had to take a guess, it’s probably the most complex mechanical part in a mouse. The other buttons don’t have the added extra movements. I’ve had the same Razor Deathadder for like 15 years, still going strong. I’m just glad they don’t have actual rolling balls in them anymore. 
I like John Stewart way too much to ever want him to be a politician.
From the director Jerry Rees on an ama 14 years ago:
"The Kirby 500 series is very close to our Vacuum. Toaster was pretty much a simplified Sunbeam. Radio was like a distillation of lots of bakelite radios into one. I remember there was some discussion among the producers about putting eyes and a mouth on Radio. I pointed out that since he was a clock-radio, he already had a face. And his speaker, is his mouth. Glad they let go of the literal face idea. Blanky’s feel - not his model really - was like an insecurity blanket, because he was without his child to cuddle. Lampy was just a good ol’ bendy-neck. Thought he was bright, but he could be pretty dim sometimes.
Re the junkyard. It’s interesting that we were able to deal with mortality in a way that totally made sense (because cars really do get crushed there) but also went to extremes we could never have gotten away with if we’d used anything but inanimate objects."
I suspect this was a contributing factor in the divorce.
slaps the hood
You know how many CVEs this puppy can hold?
To each their own. I love plain 'ol vanilla Arch.
Palmer Lucky turning into a Bond villain wasn’t exactly something I expected when I first saw him pushing the original Kickstarter Oculus
Hey, check out Mr. Fancy Pants “former child.”
I loved my Pixel 4a with LinageOS. It was the perfect form factor. Sadly, I had to give it up when my banking app decided that it was exclusively only for Android/IOS and deemed LinageOS to “unsafe” which was bull shit.
I’ve always been secretly jealous of Samsung hardware, then I remember how terrible their software is and buy the newest Pixel.
It’s an old game but I recently discovered Kittens Game. I also love Balatro, but Kittens it is more complicated and deeper. It’s basically balancing spreadsheets for fun. Don’t look at the wiki until you can get 120 kittens. 
Because modern hardware includes instructions that old software could not benefit from. For example H.264 video decoding has specific instructions physically designed into the silicone to speed up playback that isn’t there on older hardware.
That being said, it really depends on the use case and a lot of “modern” software is incredibly bloated and could benefit from not being designed as if RAM is an unlimited resource.
Vinyl records, analog tube amplifiers, a good pair of speakers 🤌
Honestly though digital compression now is so good it probably sounds the same.
That’s a good point. The model weights could be voltage levels instead of digital representations. Lots of audio tech uses analog for better fidelity.I also read that there’s a startup using particle beams for lithography. Exciting times.
Well I guess I’m Doomed then.
I use it to ssh into my desktop every time I reboot because the SDDM systemd unit has to be restarted manually. Light DM had the same problem. It’s annoying, but running Arch on Proxmox with GPU passthrough isn’t easy to troubleshoot with so many variables especially when Proxmox is set up to be headless.
When the Arch wiki was getting DDOS’d a few weeks ago I got a local copy from the AUR that was pretty handy.
Nice revision. If you’re including TOR I would say Tailscale could be considered for a VPN. I’m hosting a Gitea instance completely for free on their service. It’s on my hardware, but it’s their domain.
Wait until they start using those against you!
don’t forget their lunchbox (BusyBox)