My wife was making dinner the other night. As she was getting ready to chop an onion, the 6 year old wandered into the kitchen and commented “That’s big garlic!”

She refused to believe it was an onion. Then she skipped right back out of the kitchen. We just laughed.

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Oh no!

Anyway…

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Jesus fucking christ. 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

Fair.

Imagine working under Daniel Micay… Fucking yikes.

This is part of why I have a robot vacuum. Press a button on my phone, done.

Then it eats the socks that my kids didn’t pick up like I asked…

Me: “Ah, I’m finally set in this routine”

My brain: “lol what routine”

It’s the fact that you have a calendar you check regularly; whatever service you use is irrelevant. Before smartphones were a thing, paper-based planner books were the go-to. If it wasn’t in the planner, it didn’t exist.

This is the kind of attitude that drives people away from open source.

Yes, people should read the manual, but at some point they will have questions, and there are a lot of projects that aren’t clear on certain things. Such as YAML changes.

I’m convinced that battery life is intentionally nerfed to one day on every single smartphone. Because every single year manufacturers come out with this same bullshit “don’t worry, this year’s model will get you that multi-day battery life you want without compromise!”

It’s just a carrot on a stick to get people to buy the newest device.

Oh fuck off, dipshits. You chose this route despite the community that built you.

Could it be a competitor for that particular product? Hired some foreign entity to hit anything related to their own product?

I make them repeat it untill I do get it.

I’ve been yelled at over that before. At this point I’ve stopped giving a fuck, you’re gonna repeat it until it makes sense to me.

I stop the talking and tell them to text/email me, or I write it down if neither of those are possible.

This lets you root while keeping the bootloader locked.

Wait, what? That’s a pretty big deal!

Oh boy, Daniel is off his meds again.

Valid, I can respect that choice. I prefer having full access available, but that’s just how I do.

I don’t need root, but there is something about a company trying to tell me “no you can’t” that makes me really want to prove them wrong.

I’ve rooted every single one of my Android devices over the last 15 years. I have no plans to stop. I paid for the device, therefore it is mine, and I will do what I damn well please with it.