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Cake day: July 1st, 2023

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  • True. I don’t really know what people listen to these days but my once best friend went into a spiel regarding the whole bud light issue and it was so absurd I just finally said hey you have some major insecurity issues. And left.

    Like trans people just popped up out of nowhere… victims of the liberal media!

    But I do honestly believe insecurity is a large driver of hate. Hey i like you whoever you are as long as you aren’t being an asshole. That’s pretty much as far as my judgment goes. Pretty simple!




  • No no no you misunderstood me.

    I was being honest, I know nothing of rust. I have however used python in embedded systems with positive results. The product didn't make it but for other reasons.

    Funny you mention java, that's sorta what I'm stuck in but not like you think. Beyond the fact that it's a bloated nightmare.

    I'm just a low-level programmer at heart but I have bills to pay. The rust stuff was all just a joke… i don't know it but maybe i should. Thanks for the info.

    Saying anymore about what I do is just super embarrassing but i promise i meant no ill will. Excuse my frustration, I'm locked into a proprietary system i have no control over. You would laugh your ass off if you saw it. Anyway, i meant no offense, have a good night!



  • Hah thanks for clarifying. I was joking too and it's a shame I couldn't post the results.

    Though I admit i don't know anything about rust. I'm sure I'd like it better than the proprietary garbage i use now that just gets converted to ASM / PLC code in the end. But I can't skip the middle man. I'm not gonna try but probably 30mins for me to "write" the above.

    Besides, how do you make money if I can code something in an hour as opposed to 2 days?





  • I have to agree with most people, arch is probably the way to go.

    But given the subject I'm gonna piggy back on you and ask about KDE Neon. This is what got me back into desktop Linux after installing it on an old crappy tablet.

    Now i currently run it on a couple older but upgraded AIOs and even my server that primarily does VMs.

    If i understand it's a little more bleeding edge than people would normally like but I'm curious the community thoughts on it as i don't hear much. Am I missing out not running arch or mint?


  • That is a lot of usefull information. I'm no fan of digital EQs whatsoever but I do use wavelet with the IEMs. Works great plugged in but knowing my next phone probably won't have a headphone connection I got a fiio BT amp and it just creates distortion with the EQ. Not sure who's to blame for that.

    Hopefully the M4s behave better (yeah I'm sold). Thank you again for taking the time to share your experience, it's been very helpful!


  • I appreciate your response. The Momentum 4 seems like it would suit me but the app thing… why do they need an app? Everything should be built in.

    I'll dig a little deeper but hey thanks for putting me on to something i haven't even heard of. I need to get out more I guess… noise cancelling has been around for a bit but I didn't like early products much. But have always had respect and good results from Sennheiser, will give it a go. Based on what Sony did to people that had their high end earbuds I'm wary of them and apps in general that load firmware with no reversion so i probably won't look into those.



  • I don't know . I had a cart full of everything from window blinds to steaks and for me it seemed like an ordeal because its an unknown.

    And let's be fair, it's not a matter of scanning and moving on, that would be easy. Each item has to be scanned one at a time, and then weighed and bagged. Takes forever and in my experience something always goes wrong and I get "please wait for cashier / assistance".

    Maybe just bad experiences or I am perhaps an idiot when it comes to them.

    To the point of the topic: keeping my head down while someone scans my items and then swiping my card is far easier than all the attention and interactions I create with the self checkout machines.



  • As an introvert i hate it. It's always loud and temperamental and really if anything i should get a discount for using it.

    Once did a late night Walmart run for a bunch of random stuff. Only to come up to no cashiers. Luckily the sweet girl at the self check out saw my panic and used a bar code scanner to get me on my way

    When it just scans tags as i push my cart through I'll consider self checkout. Otherwise it just feels like I'm working for free.