Yes they do. You do the community no favors pretending it’s not easy and reliable.

It’s not. There are plenty of bugs and hardware issues. Bluetootth from my motherboard doesn’t work and I can’t even turn my monitor off without having to remove and reinsert HDMI.

I get it, they are morons, but it’s not really the food costs that are the issue, non processed food is still relatively cheap. This all a symptom of childcare and housing eating a bigger proportion of the budget.

You can still feed a family pretty cheap. You are probably more worse off of you’re a dollar tree person but it’s still a symptom of the big 2.

I think the common dreams imagery is almost comical but fuck these Trump folks are incompetent. They basically asked for it.

You can easily feed a person well and varied for $3-4 a head. Why, for fucks sake, would you phrase it as a ‘piece of chicken’?

85% of the country has access to 6 or so ounces of chicken or pork, some carbs, and veggie side. You know a well balanced meal. It’s going up, Address the negative news, but fuck why would you phrase it this way? Just morons. We’d be fully nazified by now with any compliance beyond grifting.

I’m a creature of habit with git 🤣. I really only use 3 commands that are muscle memory though. But you bet your ass i merge on the GUI.

Watching my team member trouble shoot yesterday. Stops every 20 seconds to look up kubctl commands. After watching painfully for 15 minutes I show them freelens, a kube ide. They said they like command line because nobody using guis know shit. Again, they said this while having to keep the man page open.

I know kube, I wrote small contributions. I just don’t memorize or need every fucking describe out to json command. I have a giant fucking image with green yellow red dots and right click to shell in. I can see every fucking configmanp, namespace, etc on my screen.

Tldr, these folks are morons not good at their job.

Edit: Good Lord, look at the comments 🤣. Thank you fedverse for driving that nail home so perfectly. 2026, year of the Linux desktop.