I think anchovies used as an ingredient is excellent, they bake very nicely and the oil mixes in with the cheese and permeates the nice savory flavor. It's absolutely delicious to me.

People are stupid, after all.

My parents’ generation, in the 1970s way dug anchovies on pizza which I found way too salty. I didn’t get it then, but I don’t see much in the way of anchovies on pizza now. So collective tastes may change with time.

That makes me kinda sad. I'm definitely nowhere near that generation but I love anchovies on pizza, and people not ordering anchovies on pizza just makes it harder to find places that still offer anchovies. I think it's the best pizza topping. Although I also don't mind Hawaiian style pizza separately either.

South Park really got it right this season lol

I'm willing to bet they don't know what datacenters are, they just hate that their homes are building bulldozed and their communities are being destroyed. Yet, they don't know what a datacenter is, or why they exist, or why they are being rolled out so aggressively, just that they hate datacenters.

So I shouldn't be allowed to download archival copies of games I recently bought? They are getting the same exact amount of money from me either way.

Good thing I've been doing that for years now. It's been going just fine for both myself and these massive corporations that make the games that I play.

I'm excited for a game preservation perspective. Another generation of games can be preserved? Hell yeah, that's what I want.

What about experienced developers who use AI, do they still count as a yahoo who cannot actually read their own code?

I think it's a difficult situation because a programmer that has been making software before AI was even a thing is not the same as a vibecoder that doesn't know what a variable is.

If I had to guess, it's because he either didn't have enough money to bribe anyone (he wasn't rich enough, this seems likely since it says his net worth is only 8 million), or he got unlucky with a judge that just isn't corrupt. It may be a combination of both.

No, I only use LEDs these days. I'm actually switching from regular LEDs to smart LEDs since I can control the brightness and colour.

You're right, neither of them are known for providing thousands and thousands of distributed network connections to the same destination resulting in that same destination server running out of resources. They're clearly not the same thing at all, no, definitely not at all.

You're right, it's not like... thousands of network connections are happening to the same site in both cases resulting in resource exhaustion.

Oh, wait...