Just saw one of these for the first time this past weekend on a road trip to Chicago. It was so much bigger and somehow even more shitty-looking than I expected.

That's a tough one. I'd have to say April 25th, because it's not too hot, and not too cold. All you need is a light jacket.

lol I'm not reading 60 pages of ancient manga for a single joke

Fuck blizzard. Ruining Warcraft 3 was unforgivable.

This is the US we're talking about, and the other choice is a literal piece of shit covered in orange paint who should be in prison. Not sure what you think you're accomplishing with this comment.

My mid-range smartphone from 2022 has 8gb of ram. I paid $250 for it brand new.

221% cpu usage?

Just stop ~~watching shit~~ using twitch ~~streams like a 10yo~~ because it's trash software and always has been.

FTFY

Excuse me? EAC is Exact Audio Copy. There can be no other.

Likely what happens is that while the existing options are fine for the masses, a power user has a specific use case that is not covered by said options, so they create their own program to fit their specific needs. Eventually this new program evolves into something that is also useful to the masses, and that's how we get to where we are now with several good FOSS options.

I've had a Vizio "smart" TV for about 3 years. It is my first experience with a smart TV and it has been a massive pile of shit since day one. Most recently it has decided to show a black screen every time I turn on the Nintendo Switch. In this state it does not allow me to do anything but turn it off. So I have to turn it off, turn it back on, go into settings and restart the TV. It will then work for a single play session, but as soon as I shut the Switch off I will undoubtedly have to go through this same process the next time I want to play.

This is only the most recent issue I've had with Vizio's garbage ass software. To those saying to just unplug it from the internet, trust me when I say the solution is not that simple. It was even worse before any updates, but with each update they break something else. There is no "good" software version to leave it at.

Installing Linux is incredibly fast and easy, yeah. It's everything you try to do after that. Unless you are a regular user and have commands memorized you need to open a browser and go look them up every time you need to do some basic shit. I've been using Linux off and on since 2008 and you just cannot say with a straight face that it is easier than windows.