Yeah, and what they say is bullshit. Doctors prescribe the medicine people need.

They don’t care about fraud. They care about their profits. We shouldn’t repeat their excuses like that.

Chuwi has been around for a long time.

I don’t believe the word “trust” has ever been used to describe that company.

The LiMu Emu.

Those birds are fucking strong.

Not always. Sometimes, companies won’t sell it to you if your insurance has denied it. They may say it’s because they don’t believe you can afford it.

It’s quite simple:

They are money-grubbing assholes in an unregulated industry. Their goal is to make as much money as possible while hurting as many people as possible. Because if they hurt people, they can take their money and provide no service.

It’s legal because the government won’t make it illegal.

Counterpoint: no, I do not

c/shittyyoushouldknow

Cautiously optimistic.

That’s totally a thing Albert would say.

Silly Al.

It’s also not worth my time or money to track down old, beat-up Chromebooks and put Linux on them, and yet here we are.

I’m weird, so the things I find fun are weird.

I look forward to thrifting one in a few years, then installing Linux on it.

Attempted satiation of the curse. Probably.

Sir, if you are inserting actual shit, you’re not going to have much success either turning screws or making holes in things.

If we’re speaking philosophically, do we really know that an electric kitchen mixer, when fitted with a bit, would make a terrible drill? It’s probably not something that’s been tested or studied much, if at all.

For all we know, if would make an excellent one.

Maybe we should apply for grants, talk to labs. Set up some experiments.

They’d probably die long before they had a chance to try working.

The device is the drill.

The driver or bit is the thing you insert into the end of the drill.

It’s not regulation if they are hateful. It’s abuse.

Who?

Still?

Oh yeah, totally correct. But it bills itself as a “gaming distro.”