who, or what, is “andy piper”?

I’d like to hear a never ending stream of dad jokes interspersed with “you are number $x in the queue, your estimated wait time is $y”

yes, as indicated by the many species that have gone extinct or critically endangered because of culling.

all the plastic tat on amazon comes from aliexpress anyway, so just go to the source. You might be adding to a surveillance state, but it’s not your state.

odroid or minisforum. Good luck though, prices are horrid right now thanks to unhinged AI tech bros.

Better to take up a new hobby like woodworking

lack of advertising and smaller userbase mean there’s a lot less incentive for engagement bait, astroturfing and self promotion shit.

If it gets larger though it wont stay that way.

nah, you still can.

just post a shorter clip with no ads: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvFZjo5PgG0

it was from rathergood

An Australian specific one:

I think it went: Motivational posters > demotivational posters > generic means

any of the old flash animations from rathergood.com

my instance doesn’t and it makes me sad

Did you read the article? I’m guessing not, because you’d have read this part

… and a “5400 RPM Class” Western Digital Red—which, as tested by audio spectral analysis, actually spins at 7,200rpm

or followed the link to the original investigation and seen this part:

Known “5400RPM Class”=7200RPM drives: …

WD80EZAZ-11TDBA0 (WD MyBook 8TB)

WD80EFAX (WD Red Plus 8TB)

WD100EFAX/WD101EFAX (WD Red Plus 10TB)

[WD80EFZX? (old WD Red 8TB)]

are you sure the WD red plus was actually 5400rpm and not what they call “5400rpm class”? WD was caught straight up lying on the spec sheets for 5400 drives, they’re actually 7200. e.g https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2020/09/western-digital-is-trying-to-redefine-the-word-rpm/

lemmiquette sounds like something from /c/cooking

when was it abandoned? The git repo seems to be reasonably active

healthcare has some very opinionated people and things could get messy.

tell me you work with clinicians without telling me.

There’s this that removes laughter tracks: https://github.com/jeffg-dev/laughr You can train it on other audio though, so it should probably work for the jingles as well.

that looks amazing

I’m definitely old enough to remember the 1990s, but the first I even heard of him was sometime in the early 2000s from a poor taste comedy skit.