THIS! It’s infuriating trying to discern what reviews are for which version.

As oppose to Nextcloud?

Yep. One of the worst instances is for PC cases, where four radically different cases are reviewed as though they’re the same item.
> There’s no way to tell which is which with amazon
Actually there is, but the option is kind of hidden. First click on “see all 798 customer reviews”. Then when the next page opens, there…

This is a huge problem with vinyl from Amazon; I want to know the quality of the press, as that’s the single most important factor, and since vinyl is niche compared to CD and digital, those reviews are hard to find.

It’s hard to say which is worse: reviews for multiple products mixed in together (I recently came across a set of reviews for a book, in which many of the reviews were for a different book!), or the fake reviews. But Amazon compounds these problems by being completely unresponsive to customers who report instances of…

Yeah. This is more important than all the other issues.

True. The latest extras-packed Blu-Ray DVD of X movie has reviews of the no-frills DVD of movie X from a few years back. Not the same thing.

Full disclosure - this is not something anyone ever told me.

They’re actually looking through his crotch, at his wallet in his back pocket. Like Superman, except hoes. I believe the prophet Soulja Boy wrote of this 

People can be really smart about some stuff and clueless about one tiny insignificant thing. Take this example: I have a round wooden cutting board that has a small round indentation in it, presumably for momentarily storing bits of whatever you’re chopping. I use this board when I’m cutting pizza so that I don’t…

Thank goodness someone else understands

Anything less than 3 monitors is legitimately painful for me.
It wasn’t always that way. There was a time that I only knew a world where one monitor was enough. I was young. Innocent. Naive.
But then a friend came to me and regaled the splendor of multiple monitors. “Surely, he jests” I thought, “No human can use two…

It’s the sex that Jesus doesn’t see

We should have listened

Any cryptocurrency list without Dogecoin is incomplete

At my job, we (IT support) can’t even get people to answer emails for things they asked for. Someone opens a ticket requesting something, and we have to chase them around for a week because they somehow can’t find the time

My parents had a winning strategy:

In addition to Gridcoin, there is also Golem. The Golem network is aiming to allow anyone to easily share their computers computation power (CPU or GPU) to those willing to rent it, essentially turning it into a Supercomputer network. They are currently working on an Alpha release showing the capabilities. https://gole…

I don’t mean to throw shade at the article, which was interesting and instructive. But: if you have information that needs to stay private, is interesting enough to leak, and is going to someone you don’t completely trust it, maybe don’t send the email.

Is that guy at the beginning and end Bob Odenkirk (aka Saul Goodman)?