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Oh man that’s the dream right there. #lifegoals Only problem is that it’s all I want to drink. That and coffee (and occasional wine/cocktail)

It’s a pricey one, but a kegerator converted to corny kegs. Infinite seltzer water. Plus room for another carbonated beverage of your choice.

Passkeys or oauthn/fido. I just can’t believe we’re still talking about passwords in 2025 when these very robust, user friendly features have been widely available for years.

I’m curious how energy costs affect public transit. Of course they have very good bargaining power and are well set up to augment energy prices. To Google DuckDuckGo!

Most of the corporate world runs mixed operating system environments. If you plan on working at a company, and will use a computer, chances are it’ll be Windows. Being able to use both is an advantage. In my 25 year IT career across all spectrum of industry, more Windows is used and Linux is niche. But the Linux users typically really know their shit. There’s a lot of skills carryover between the two operating systems. I could get into specifics if desired.

The law does not require photo ID uploadsor facial recognition, with users instead simply self-reporting their age, setting AB 1043 apart from similar laws passed in Texas and Utah that require “commercially reasonable” verification methods, such as government-issued ID checks. Seems toothless. Good.

I’ve been using both for about 20 years. I can honestly say most people can and should use both. I just wiped a trash celeron pc that ran windows awful. I put Ubuntu 24 LTS on it and it screams. Took about an hour. If you have old hardware that you want to extend the life of or repurpose, consider Linux before buying something new.

I have the same model