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"Architects hate this one weird trick”

Am I the only one here bothered by that weird improper hyphenation?

That’s the rules!

“Yes, that’s hax0r-noob-slayer@yahoo.com. With a zero in hax0r. And I should have the test results back to you by end of business.”

Maybe it’s regional, but the webpage doesn’t say anything about a donation. It uses language like “store,” “purchase” and “subscription.”

Author of this meme never had a chance to buy a house under asking

Lightning Round!

Someone’s about to be penetrated.

They sure make a lot of noise when they come!

Riding bareback.

Hung like a horse.

Young Eurasian men are in your area!

The really stupid thing is that everyone knows Netflix succeeded by offering - for the first time - a better product than piracy. A decade ago, Netflix offered a huge library of high quality, ad free content, which was easy to navigate and relatively free of bugs and viruses. People signed up because it was better than piracy where content could be difficult to find, time consuming to download or slow to buffer, with risks of malware or questionable websites.

People are willing to pay for a better experience that supports the people making art and entertainment.

Netflix already knows how to do this, built a company around it and launched an industry based on the knowledge that people will pay for a product that is better than free options. Now, it’s gone all the way back around. Streaming services are fragmented and expensive, content is hard to find and disappears without warning, streaming apps don’t always work on the devices they’re supposed to, quality gets unexpectedly throttled, and the ads are inescapable and unskippable.

Spaghet

Does anyone here actually speak Chinese? What does it really say

Thank you for saying it! I thought it was just me lol

Zero. Probably even less.

Allegedly.

Phew, I just saved you from a petty lawsuit.

I really enjoyed the first one on my phone - will this one be available for android too?

Oooohhooho. You really touched a nerve on this one.

Kagi? It’s $5 where I am, or $10 for unlimited searches and AI tools. YMMV

I’ve had a lot of issues with Bing, although it may have improved since I was really using it. AI has a tendency to “hallucinate,” which is a problem if you are interested in results that well… exist.

Kagi seems to be the real deal. I’d say anecdotally it cuts my searches in half (If I had to do 4-6 searches to find something previously, now it’s 2-3 max). Sometimes I will find myself accidently on DDG and I’ll think, “Wow, why are these results all over the place?” DDG still edges out Google and Bing (actually I think it uses Bing as a backend for certain tasks).

15 million people are nobody?