A non “financial profit” is also called a service.

…otherwise they’re net negative to society

It’s a public service. The end goal is the service, not profit. Services help society, profit only helps investors.

An immutable Linux system. Especially if there a total noon.

Last I heard that’s close to 50% of the consumers.

For the majority of people a 1080p60 with a high bitrate and 10+ bit color space will look absolutely perfect. Some can pixel peep and tell, but more people still struggle seeing when the aspect ratio is wrong on their TV.

Check his hard drives.

That’s fucking metal.

For most things I default towards free and open source software. If that doesn’t work, then I will look for a proprietary solution. There’s only a few areas where this is relevant.

I use Chrome browser for work. I have Steam, which is fantastic but is absolutely proprietary. Not much outside of that.

I bought and wrapped presents that I’d forgotten what they were. Christmas was a wild one this year for me.

It is a Minecraft clone, but it does a lot more. People are building new games with the same engine. It’s called a voxel engine, because that the type of 3D that was popularized by minecraft.

The worst thing we could possibly do, is let others eat what they want to eat.

2 Nazi’s getting punched. Good times.

The G is silent.

It depends on your work. I’m a web designer and I can use anything I want. I also work from home.

Okay, how does this dude explain native Linux apps?

Too stupid to use bookmarks.

I use the Heroic launcher with GOG and it works fantastic. Official apps are less needed if the open source ones are great.

An overly compressed 4k stream will look far worse than a good quality 1080p. We keep upping the resolution without getting newer codecs and not adjusting the bitrate.

All of that is cool, but I was lost on the “sitting in a drive-thru for three hours” bullshit.

I’m starting to think these for-profit companies only care about making money.