What are the best news aggregators that people use these days? I have fallen back to using news.google.com, which Im not that too happy about, but it does seem to work ok for me.
leaskovski
joined 1 year ago
This same shit gets pulled in the UK... people complain that the state pension won't exist when they retire. Thats just bullshit, with no evidence that something like that will happen, because it would never gets passed in the commons.
It grinds me a bit, as I did have a Linux version if Firefox installed on my Chromebook, but because the book is just a sofa device and doesn't get any love (especially from the little shits), it runs dog slow, so I end up just using chrome on it, and suffer the pain of not having things synced between devices. Thankfully the most important thing, bitwarden is syncing, so I can manage the suffering.
To be fair, chromebooks are great devices for kids, and the family link platform makes keeping them "secure", easier... a lot easier!!!
Great... So my colleagues will be fucked for doing work tomorrow.
This is interesting, and puts me on the fence. I can see that it's crap to be basically abused in some instances when it comes to blue collar jobs, but then if we things become financially impacting, then doesn't the other counties that also not give two shits on employment law, win out?
I didn't study economics, so am probably missing something massive here. Educate me please. Capitalism is a right shit really when you look at it.
The guy was walking like John Wayne... Ready to bust into any bar and send the slap down in!
If it lets me run moonlight on my switch without having to mess with the offical OS of the device, then brilliant
The idea is it doesn't matter what points you give something. What matters is that you are consistent with how you do figure it out, as then over time you will be able to get a velocity that you can use to predict the amount of work you can turn over. That's how I see it anyway.
I know what nuclear power is, I'm just confused as to why someone would use the word nukes, which is clearly associated with the ammunitions.
Nuclear power has its place in the energy generation system alongside natural energy sources.
Just a shame that Firefox can be a bit shit at opening the installed pwa sometimes. I'm sure I stumbled across a bug on their bugzilla for the issue, but I can't find it now. The problem is highly annoying.