Scotch Bonnet, holy cow the flavor they bring (and heat, those bastards scare me now).

There was a meme recently about Columbus naming everything they found “pepper”. I suspect it’s a result of language at the time.

Since English has borrowed heavily over the centuries, we now have multiple words for these different things as words for the same thing come in from other languages.

German seems to build compound words for things.

Lol.

Well I hope you share that manual everywhere you can think of

Thing is, biology ain’t.

Every male in my family can cook and clean house.

And they cook better than their girlfriends/wives.

So yea, maybe hold your sexism.

Hahahahaha, take my upvote!

I simpler terms, broader appeal means less complexity.

If you want more people to “get” a piece of music, by definition it must be less complex.

For example a current pop song will be more approachable by more people than Miles Davis’ “Kind of Blue”, simply because everyone can get the former, but only some people can grok Miles’ music (and those people also get the pop stuff, even if they don’t listen to it much, or if the listen to it a lot).

It’s not a free market thing, it’s simply the old distribution curve applied to art. Marketing just utilizes the nature of people.

I “get” Miles stuff much more than the average person, but when it comes to visual arts I know fuck all, so only the most fundamental stuff has any appeal to me.

I’m essentially the same in visual arts as someone who only listens to pop music.

Not very punchy, even for a dad joke

Quite often (or maybe even most often), but there’s also the realities of simply having to choose a path knowing it will change in 2-5 years.

Thanks for the update

I’ve used Fork for so long I forget it’s a separate app

Thing is, even using this new app it’s still ST underneath, using their Discovery servers. That’s as big an issue as anything.

To your point, the developer of an iOS Syncthing client (Möbius) has financially support ST development for at least 3 years that I know of. I don’t know how much, but they use it for their own clients, so it’s important to them.

My only concern would be the Discovery servers.

I have no intent to upgrade from my current version (1.27.9) as it’s been fine for years now.

It works, does what I need. There was an update a few months ago, but it offers nothing I need, and would only cause me a ton of work and re-testing to ensure it works as it currently does.

Apps don’t need continuous updating if they work.

I’d tell some trusted friends too. Quietly. In person.

Hahaha 37 fucking minutes? I could just get across town.

He’s a spoilt rich fucker in NY.

That weekend home is still in NY, so it’s still something like $1300 per square foot.

I’ve known many average folks with mountain/lake/beach property. They’re not wealthy, just their first home wasn’t in an expensive place, same as the “cabin”. I’ve been to “lake houses” that were just an old trailer home, or an inexpensive, minimalist construction.

The ones I know also rent out the cabin when they’re not using it to subsidize it.

But yea, this isn’t typical at all. The people I know are very much the exception.

Hahahaha, a home in Manhattan? Some of the most expensive real estate in the world at something like $1300 per square foot.

Typical New Yorker (city, that is). Many people there think they’re the center of the world, that NYC is the place to be and everywhere else wants to be NYC.

Yea, he’s way the fuck out of touch. I don’t know anyone with a “weekend home”.

I know people with vacation homes, but they bought those when they were older (50’s), and they’re usually small places say at a beach/lake, etc, that often gets rented out when they aren’t using it (as that’s how they pay for it).

Says right ony receipt the deliver fee is not for the driver. 1

Kid could mean a lot of things.

By the time I was ten, we had major safety rules branded into our brains about all sorts of dangerous things, including guns.

Growing up in a shop, we’d catch hell for even pointing the air hose in someone else’s direction.

We had drills that could easily break your arm if you weren’t super careful.

It all depends on the parents.

It’s also a humorous take if you have healthy self-esteem.

Though you do make a good point.