Oh hell no. Gnome ain’t getting anywhere near my laptops ever again. I almost threw the last one out a window in a fit of Gnome induced rage.

Uttar Pradesh is the Florida of the world, but like, way worse.

Fats his fabulous raccoon’s tail.

All time with tech as a child should be limited

Akshually a house is also technology, and so are wheels and toys. You want to limit children’s time with those? Hm??

/s

She went to the HD remaster salon to make more foot money.

Yo that’s the nickname I had for a stripper I dated once. Glitter everywhere.

Sounds like a storage medium issue. Bit rot.

I’ve been keeping an eye on Linux since the late 90s. It took me not having to use any non-Linux software or hardware on the computer in question. Currently I have two laptops running Linux, one has Windows in case I need it (which so far has turned out to be never), and I have a workstation that has Linux as a secondary OS but I’m always in Windows on that one because of software and hardware.

I’ll stay in bed and fly my drone around the warehouse remotely.

I’m testing OpenSUSE Kalpa on an old machine, and I guess it’s alright if you do standard normie things. I found there are tools I want that aren’t available. There are usually a way around that, but it takes some faffing around. But I tend to want to customize and control my system in a way that is ideologically almost antithetical to immutable distros, so, meh. But YMMV.

Just ask them for a joint to go with the coffee.

duplocockus

Most people in the US don’t vote because those parties don’t meet their needs.

Even if that’s true that doesn’t mean they all agree and would vote for the same candidate. In fact that seems very unlikely given how distributions usually look. And in a first past the post system people usually vote for the party that has the biggest chance of beating the party they dislike the most, not for the party they like the most, and over time that usually leaves the system with only two viable parties that a lot of people don’t like. But it doesn’t mean they all agree.

Wdym? Harris looks like she might win over Trump. And yes, the Democrats would prefer Trump over someone like Sanders who wants to change the country in a fundamental way to benefit the people instead of corporations and the rich - the two groups that both parties work for.

While I agree that someone like Sanders would be a better candidate, it would require him (as an example) to have the full support of the Democratic party. And he certainly does not have that, as seen previously when he was running as a Democrat and the Democrats fought him harder than they’ve ever fought a Republican.

Harris is the only realistic non-republican candidate on the table, and so far she’s doing way better than Biden did and would have done. Biden certainly would have lost this election, Harris has a decent chance of winning. A Democrat Sanders would have lost due to constant sabotage by the Democrats and the Democratic aligned media outlets. An independent Sanders would also have lost, and split the vote for a Republican win.

At least that’s my 2 cents.

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😂 That has to be one of the best pictures on the entire internet.

Also, imagine his face with no facial hair and some makeup, false lashes etc. I think he would pass.

There are many ways to do it with varying levels of security, but an extra router/firewall would be preferable, yes. And yes using the same ISP.

I mean, you could segment it off.

As a Tumbleweed user I don’t understand how it’s so rare that distros come with these features implemented, configured and activated out of the box. Snapper has saved me a couple of times in a year, with hours of headache avoided. It’s the biggest reason I finally feel like Linux is a viable platform for me.