nah i wont be plugging anything in. Just laptopping. But im not going to grab the m1 laptop and ill grab the 2019 intel one instead.

Oh yeah this one is going straight in my privacy talking points folder.

Its not a waste of time, its very useful. I can see how a robot such as yourself wouldnt understand.

You can spend your 8 hours a day in a cubicle and I will spend it having fun and working along side people I genuinely like.

It is. The SSDs have two methods of managing this. The first is to simply skip the bad block. The second is to replace the badblock address with a good block from the SSDs reserve block storage. This is all done by the SMART controller in the SSD.

Thank you, this is a great resource.

is the HDR display working? I think I might not get it since it sounds like a lot of trouble. There are 2019 intel macbooks that might make a better linux laptop

I dont even know what Thunderbolt is so I probably wont miss it, however no gpu hardware acceleration must hurt quite a bit. Do you notice it to be sluggish?

Oh then you’re cooked. Those are 100% scam drives.

There is some software you can get to check for bad blocks and then mark them do not write. This will allow you to salvage as much of the drive as possible. I recently got a dead 4tb drive fully restored and working. I hope you are as lucky!

I want to kick your city in the nuts. How could you gut parks and libraries.

I have friends and live with friends and I still feel lonely when working remotely. I like hybrid the most because sometimes i need to just go into work and talk about the things im working on with people who actually understand (not work related talks just for fun)

I dont think its for profit being the issue. Companies making a profit is fine. Its publicly traded companies giving bad incentives.

• provide free app at a loss

• grow massive user base and market share

• squeeze your userbase for every cent they’re worth

Every single time. We got to solve the funding issue some how, I dont want to live in a future run by ads.