Something being open source reduces the chances of that code being malicious because anybody can easily go look at it to find out. Obviously, this depends on community interest in the project, but the premise is that with everyone watching, it’s harder to be evil.

I wholeheartedly agree. My first synthwave experience was Dark All Day - GUNSHIP, not strictly pure synthwave, but it opened the door for me.

Several and they are all giants.

I second your sheesh.

No, it's for Alex

And there goes my productivity for the day lol

I had this experience with Beatles content in the past, but on portable CD player in the mid to late 90s. Probably not the same thing. Pretty sure it was a busted headphone jack dropping one channel.

Oh for sure. My problem is my pack is normally fully of tech so fitting clothes in becomes Tetris.

Once, I went through security with 3 liters of water in my camelbak. They didn’t say anything.

I recently did a single day round trip with just my backpack. Smoothest airport security experience ever. I also always dump my pockets into a ziploc before security.

Well, I tend to buy Pixel devices outright so I’m used to the premium price tag. For me, the lack of launcher customization on iOS is a serious bummer. There is, I’m sure, a laundry list of things I can do on Android a certain way that just can’t happen on iOS. For example, I use Google Voice heavily and the level of…

Thanks!

I read a book recently where the main character was named Fergus Ferguson. Another character even gives him shit for it. But this is real life (not just fantasy).

This may generate a gasp. I’m considering switching to iOS. I do this every wwdc. It’s all the privacy stuff. I’ve been an Android user for 10 years. I’m pretty invested in that ecosystem. Is there a recent rundown of features comparing the two worlds or a discussion of the two from that perspective? I've look around…

I’m gonna start a company that has these stores where you can go pick out a car you like and then drive it for 36 months AND THEN GIVE IT BACK. I'm calling it Carz.

I had waffled over the black styling and ended up not getting it. I slightly prefer the gray brushed metal wheels to black wheels. Part of it is that I want to blend in rather than stand out. That back seat cover is probably a good plan if you have a dog, which I do not.

By this diagnosis, I've technically been burned out for 3 years.

I got the trunk liner and the monster mats and the roof rack (just the bars). Indium gray. Stock wheels so far but I'm eyeing some Neuspeeds for winter.

Yes exactly that.

Just got a manual gearbox '19 Golf R last month. I know the automatic is objectively better in all kinds of ways and I just don't care. This is probably my last chance for a manual gearbox and I was missing it.