Even if they sell at cost, they’re losing money because of the R&D costs.
Even if they sell at cost, they’re losing money because of the R&D costs.
Call it the Steam Iron.
Isn’t that just normal hunger?


I was like that for about 8 years after switching to Linux. Then I just started accepting most of the defaults. I have my fish configs and my tmux configs, and that’s about it.
Idk man, Linux seems not like this at all. But windows and the rest of corpo-software-hell, yeah.
That just means my boss will have to do all the work. Ha, what an idiot. Wait… aw. 🙁


He has stated as much, so, yeah.
They’re still floppy on the inside.
Come back when you have some punch cards. ;)
A blank rectangle wouldn’t be confusing at all though.
A princess in a tower guarded by a dragon, with a knight holding a sword getting ready to swing at the dragon.
Well, I’m the only maintainer for my project, so ha! (I only have myself to blame.)
That’s ok. TempleOS is not just an operating system. It’s a spiritual experience. Also, it’s not like he would have made it useful if he kept working on it.
I use TempleOS btw.
Maybe have Ben Shapiro marry it? That’ll make it dry.
In case you want to know, here’s an explanation of most of those:

And some more:



Greatest font family ever. Both are like at least top five in their category in my opinion. I’d love to see a serif font from Canonical.


🎵 Take my love, take my land, take me where I cannot stand. I don’t care, I’m still free, you can’t take the sky from me.
Wait, no, don’t take the sky from me!


Turn based RPGs would be good. You could use the controller one handed. Especially things made for game boy, since there aren’t a lot of buttons.
Yes, but that’s a different sale. My point is it can still be considered a loss leader if they sell it at cost. It took them many millions to develop it, so overall they would be losing money on the hardware sales.
That’s as opposed to something like Costco’s hot dogs. There was no R&D there, so if they sold it at cost, I wouldn’t consider it a loss leader.