Finished Silicon Valley. The ending is very fitting for the show.

Sounds like an iPad mini with the mobility of a HomePod. Unless this thing is cheap (it won’t be), why not just get an iPad mini.

It should go without saying, but spoiler alert for the season finale!

That lifespan probably drops significantly in cold weather.

I use Hardcover. Pretty good so far.

Only soaps at my house are for washing your hands.

Bold of you to assume there is a healthy form of doom scrolling.

Just one would be a great backup, but I’m not ready to run a server with 30TB drives.

Looking forward to adding my Narwhal someday.

In this day and age she would have *throws up in own mouth* unalived him.

I found that Siri is a little more useful for answering questions with ChatGPT, but outside of that I don’t think I’ve come across another situation where I’ve needed Apple Intelligence.

Certainly tongue in cheek, but I didn’t notice the downvotes.

I do reuse the grocery flyers for the odd broken glass or plate, and it’s great for arts and crafts (paper maché and painting). It does eventually make its way to the bin, but some of it gets there quicker than the rest.

Glad to hear it. My recycling box was feeling empty without all those flyers.

This would actually make me pretty happy and more inclined to buy a Magic Mouse. Its no MX Master, but seems like a decent enough travel mouse because I like to pack light.

Ngl you already had me calling you a liar in the first half.

Reminds me of my favourite quote:

“You miss 100% of the screenshots you don’t take.”

Gonna file this under “Christmas Family Dinner Rebuttals” for later.

It’s pronounced like “doll”; a nickname you might give a woman if this were the 1950’s.

I’m as pro-Lemmy as the next Lemming, and even I know this isn’t enough to move the needle.

Instead, the Mayor has opted to raise fares significantly, moving us towards having some of the most expensive fares in North America. Most notably, his transit working group consisting of several councillors proposed many changes. These consist of raising the monthly seniors’ pass by 120%, eliminating free passes for 11 and 12 year olds and raising fares by 5% for all riders. This brings Ottawa’s fares past the $4.00 mark.

This might be have been an acceptable solution if the service was reliable and valued as such.