It’s a marketing thing. The price looks like $2.74, but in reality, for all intents and purposes, it’s $2.75. And in some areas with heavy competition, one or two cents actually does matter. The consumer will go to the place with the $2.74 sign even though the price is (essentially) the same.

Linux on a Budget

Have… Have I been accidentally pirating Linux all this time? Who do I owe money to?

Why is it stupid beyond, “nobody else uses it”?

Ah yes, the stroad. One of America’s greatest contributions to the world…

Obvious projection… This is the “weaponization of government” they were referring to.

You can always tell which people took an “IQ test” (most of them probably even just did some bullshit online thing and not even a real one) and have nothing else going for them but a number that they think tells people they’re smart.