I know nothing about Abby of this but it just sounds far too good to be true.

Cheap, reusable, green / a biodegradable filter, doesn’t need great amounts of energy…

What happens of we stick it on fascists?

I always used to find the first month in a new job tiring just from the stimulation…

This whole chain of comments had been frankly, amazing

Thanks for the breakdown, that is exciting!

Now you’re thinking with portals!

Gosh, they’re burning billions every quarter? Fuck those nerds at meta must be having an absolutely wild time pretending to work on VR…

Fancy zones and alt snap rule! (Although I believe alt snap - click-dragging windows with a keyboard activator - is core window manager stuff?)

I keep coming back to Plague

Yes, that bit is terrifying

Hang on …so they wear the plastic bags? I’m still confused!

What …do you use the plastic bag it comes in or something?

Is there some way this could work on android?

Did it cost much?

I never understood if that was directed at the car I just crashed into, or me (as the pilot)

I concur

I’m really struggling but actually doing extremely well, all things considered. We’ve had a hostile takeover so even if I keep my job, it really feels like it’s going to shit. My garage was broken into and my bikes nicked or damaged - that really sucks bug moreso because is my main hobby, exercise and coping mechanism :(

I’m hoping I can order a new mountain bike with a gearbox, so that’ll be really exciting - but it’s ages away at best.

The reality is my family love me and I’m successful, so in real terms, things are good - but I really need to work on my imposter syndrome and inner accuser!

Well, that’s great for killing one thing, for sure

I know! I wasn’t sure when I posted it, so stuck to memory to be safe.

I reckon I’ve confused the double digits needed for the silly shutdown explanation thing (planned/unplanned, various reasons) instead…

Shutdown.exe -r -t 00 -f

Fast , no mucking around with graceful exiting of stuff. Kicks it in the teefs

On my cereal in the mornings