Server farms are the real money maker. Doesn’t matter the fad, they’ll need processing power from somewhere.

Exactly, who would put a rebugged version into production anyway?

Yup, and they’re run on an estimated 8.5 million test machines

There’s something nostalgically comforting seeing comcast screwing people over with bundles again…

That’s the oldest joke in the book. Everybody knows you don’t need to unplug your computer, you can run “sudo reboot” from within vim just fine!

If OP did it recursively they would also need -R

No reason? Don’t squander perfectly good bleach. You know there are kids seeing in Africa?

You forgot to take into account leap years or as I’ve come to call them the leaping gnu/years

They’ll write “you’re welcome” on your bathroom mirror when they track that you’re in the shower.

I need to overwrite windows because currently I’m just considering my laptop unusable until I bother to fix grub after that…

I would normally put an if-statement before that to verify if IGNORANCE still equals BLISS

Yes, it’s the same people that don’t install ad blockers.

Yeah, this whole product is an exercise in doing things not because it’s more practical than what we already have but simply because we can… for $700 + $24/month… No thanks…

Maybe they mean lean compared to internet explorer toolbars? But yeah, it’s never been minimal. And I doubt this would really add that much bloat memory-wise while running.

The article doesn’t seem to say what type of database they moved to, I’d like to imagine it’s an excel spreadsheet…

Not defending Amazon, but… despite allowing unlimited pen names, they all have to be under the same account. Multiple publishing accounts can get you banned, and good luck explaining why multiple accounts have the same financial information when you go to withdraw your $5.

Unless they’re short stories, or someone putting out a chapter at a time for cheap and then compiling them into collections later. Still 3 chapters a day is pretty extreme, maybe a chapter a day I could see if you have the work ethic of Stephen King.

Okay, how do you expect to get ranch dressing white? Ranches are dirty.

I don’t remember chrome ever looking like that with that button on the top left, did they really use a picture of Firefox with a custom theme for their article about Chrome?

There’s no way of knowing, they never shared their ID with me after I sent mine to them. Talk about a one way relationship…