no problem. I can see that, at the same time, the directory of the place I work at has 20x that number and finding someone is never an issue, so I also don’t bother cleaning up my local list.

of course most are not used, that is fine, I don’t understand why anyone would bother deleting “unused” contacts

I have over 800 and I’m not even a salesperson or anything like that; that’s mostly from exchanged emails over the years

my bad, I thought this was a wendy’s

I’m not complaining, I’m stating an observation. You seem the one bothered

any language that allows ternary conditionals

“Just pour money and we’ll solve these little problems, trust me bro, just a few trillion more, we’re almost there” vibes

people really overthinking the joke in the comments huh

Other timezones

at least I still got time to make things right to my unborn child

right… the backup…

It makes sense for it to be there

my point is that, usually, just an ls will put more than one file per line

and that’s not even a ls -l

I’d probably give the extra item to someone, even if a stranger, but I certainly wouldn’t put more money in the machine. Especially considering most machines just give the money back if there’s no purchase made. What a dumb question.

- can I ask you a question?

- you just did. Have a good day.

Providing government identification

I don’t think so, big brother

I’m feeling again a sudden urge to buy a small countryside house and live off the grid

All MX master keys are recognized on Linux, but there aren’t many extra keys, I don’t think the official software lets you create macros either.

In any case, you usually don’t need hardware-specific software to create macros on Linux because there are ways to remap keys and actions that are independent to the hardware used.

Idk, they might be into that shit