Ohh I get it, it’s so hilarious that no one knew it was a joke!

I guess you can always laugh at it yourself.

You realize It’s just an example right?

Rust has an official online book that literally has everything you’d ever need to know in it, read through it and you’re set.

I think it’s a whole lot easier to find some cheese or hot dog than parts for some weird metallic car, and if you don’t care about aerodynamics it can’t get you.

Your browser has basic features? I’m impressed.

One of the absolute worst choices in the Chromium browser world.

I absolutely prefer the latter, adding “Explaining” makes it a readable title for me that I won’t skip over.

On top of that they’re still paying using their time (and power).

Phone numbers, phone apps and the international market. Skype was in a lot of places only popular for business, Whatsapp was everyone’s very first doorway into a modern messenger app.

It was one of the first and now no one wants to move, quite simple.

I don’t see a way where this isn’t an ad, especially with the end and it’s frustrating.

That’d be because they are the lesbian and gay pride flags next to each other.

Broodje Mexicano superiority, or even just the Kwik Trip equivalent.

How’d you know?

On rolling release distros you should always read (or at least skim) over what’s being updated and if it may impact you.

Thank you for pointing out the obvious!

I’m pretty sure they’ve gone as far as giving Minecraft explicit lore, kind of defeating the whole point.

Most of Bedrock is really locked down depending on what platform you use, on mobile custom modding becomes harder and harder. It’s really only the store that’s really viable to use.

That doesn’t sound like it’d help

Microsoft is stupid to me in the same sense the way the US handles capitalism is. They could’ve stopped updating at 1.8 and people would still be playing it as much.

Every other worthwhile one is also free and does not prompt you for purchase.