BrianTheFirst

I used my Litter Robot for about 6 months, and ended up selling it because:

• It still has to be cleaned. Once a month you are supposed to disassemble and clean the various parts. I found this experience to be pretty nasty. Definitely worse than scooping a box.
• I have a Maine Coon, and she ended up with dirty litter in her fur all of the time.
  Edit:
• The drawer is small and has to be emptied often if you have multiple cats. I get that you’re still supposed to have multiple boxes available, but that thing cost exponentially more than other litter boxes, so it’s hard not to see it as an attempt at an all-in-one solution.

Not shown - The squad of Hamas hiding under the baby.

I used Privacy Badger for years, but recently removed it because it was breaking so many sites. ublock + adguard is good enough for me.

Why not both?

Pearl clutching is an exaggerated outage. They didn’t even show any outrage. Just noted a fact.

Everything other than Debian :D

That wiki tho

I personally found Manjaro to be pretty nice, but i do have a lot of linux experience

How are people able to get through the captchas on that site? They never end for me.

Not sure how you can see any equivalence between necessary utilities and a space mission…

My personal disgust. It’s probably not as bad as I think though, in fact I’m hungry right now and it doesn’t sound nearly as bad.

It was difficult for me to not downvote this comment haha

Every alternative “milk” that I see at the store is clearly labeled “soy milk,” “oat milk,” etc. This is confusing to some people?

How is it important to maintain the technical definition of the word?

Sure wish I could say the same. It doesn’t happen that often, but for example the last time was just a day or two ago.

It makes wifi! I’d say that stability and performance are probably identical. I don’t especially mistrust Ubiquiti, but running open source feels nice, and it gives me nerd cred.

I run OpenWRT on my Unifi AP :D

I have worked with a gigabit ISP for a number of years, and personally haven’t seen that much improvement in stock firmware. If anything, I feel like it’s more a matter of hardware improving to the point that the clunky stock firmware can run ok.

DNS over HTTPS just uses port 443 like any other traffic.

Rhasspy works great for that