Yeah, you are probably right. I apologize. The tone was meant to add to the point not make it unreadable. I stand by the points I was trying to make but I agree the tone is off putting to some.
I love the crows and I love the peppers...but not in the same planter. Nice solution
That cat has seen things.
That is some professional looking work! I love how ikea pieces can often fit together like lego. This looks like you put a lot of work into it though. Thanks for the motivation.
I have had mostly good interactions on Kijiji. In Canada a lot of the sites have regional popularity. Before the dreaded (FB) marketplace stole the market... Craigslist was popular in Vancouver, UsedVictoria in Victoria, Kijiji - Canadawide but fading in some smaller communities. There are other Used(City) sites but UsedVictoria is the most active.
Only three?? Awwww maaan
Hahaha. I almost added a comment about the exhaust mod to this post.
The bike is named after a goat. It's never gonna be fast. Still fun tho. Mine remains stock.
It is not that i can’t afford, it is the ease of use.
That was my point exactly. I agree with you.
The bike analogy is weak tho.
Just add... he got back on bike (the one with the 20 year old handlebars that he loved) after he fixed everything and learned not to stick Windows in his spokes.
OK bro. Just adding some friendly banter to a very serious topic.
Dude. The old "is it wrong to make money argument?" No. I'm stating it is DESIGNED to make money in a way that is making the actual product shittier and shittier (insert tired Cory Doctorow quote here) to the consumer.
Sigh...As stated below... The point is that he has the right to complain about Windows. The point is also that he has the option to ask the Linux community to build a driver to make it work if it didn’t work. The point is Microsoft does not give two shits about what OP wants because it has an extremely large share of the market. It no longer has to do good by its customer because it is no longer neccessary.
The point is… he can complain because he tried doing it with Windows and it didn’t work.
Yes, it is creative as is your tasty cake rot analogy. I will upvote that even though I disagree
I also consider it lucky but that's not the point. The point is that he has the right to complain about Windows. The point is also that he has the option to ask the Linux community to build a driver to make it work if it didn't work. The point is Microsoft does not give two shits about what OP wants because it has an extremely large share of the market. It no longer has to do good by its customer because it is no longer neccessary.
The point is... he can complain because he tried doing it with Windows and it didn't work. Your mileage may vary.
Perfect answer