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Looks interesting, and we can even suggest blogs to be added

That desk with 3 monitors too close to the keyboard and face give me some agony. Seems like they’re trying to engulf me. For me, the advantage of a desktop is being able to put both the keyboard and monitor at a comfortable distance, what I can’t do with laptops. But well, maybe that’s the comfortable distance for the one uses that machine.

The mere fact that it leaves no time to do other, essential, things in life in a healthy pattern, is enough to disprove his argument

Getting information from the internet can be sometimes more confusing than helpful, so I will try to be short and not send you far away

• There’s no need to switch devices. One of the great things of open source is that it’s more efficient and won’t do planned obsolescence on your hardware. Try it, and you will be amazed to what your “old” laptop and phone are truly capable of.
• Distrohopping happens to some people, but part of it is a meme. If you like the one you’re using, it’s fine, no need to try anything else, unless you want and have time to experiment new ones. It’s up to you
• The distros you mentioned are fine. I’d recommend the one you feel more familiar with. The proprietary elements are usually minor things and can be avoided. It’s not something to be worried
• For the phone, ghapheneos might be the “gold standard”, but /e/os is great too. You can use it with peace of mind if it’s available to your device. If it’s not available, lineageos can be another nice option
• You can backup your data preferably to an external device, install the os in your laptop’s internal storage, then copy things to it

My advice is to not overthink it. Try what you feel comfortable with, make the change in steps, instead of all at once, so you can get used to, and enjoy the freedom

I once had a problem because the sata mode was set by default to some weird mode that only windows would work on, so I had to change it to ahci. Might be worth checking for it in the bios/uefi menu.

Indeed, archaeology is created all the time. I just did an archaeological work a couple of days ago, when I decided to tidy my room

Mint is fine, there’s nothing to worry. Complaining about linux distros is just a long tradition in the community, you will get used to it

Really? My mind seems to be playing tricks on me already…

Wasn’t it already a known fact? I swear I’ve read about it already like 5 years ago, and I’m not a time traveler.

Be careful. People are so dumb that they might misread or misinterpret it and create some hoax

“all models are wrong, but some are useful”

Do it! Hit them where it hurts

Is it like xdotool, but with a fancy gui?

That’s one case where the absolute numbers will be more meaningful and the per capita won’t give much information. China has a greater population, and this dilutes the horses per capita number, and any variation like the increase in the USA curve in the 2000s or the overall decline in the China curve becomes ambiguous without looking at the population data.

Just remember to backup important files and enjoy the reclaimed free space

Does it also make the anus your oldest organ?

I looked for the original paper, expecting to find the cute illustration in there, only to be disappointed :(

We need to normalize scientific articles with cute informative drawings

I wish those laws backfire and just make people abandon social media instead

Do you mean telegram as in the app that stores all chats in plain-text by default and uses a not recommended cryptography method?

Expectation: Interoperability to be available outside of europe as well, due to the technical difficulties of restricting the region, and some foss chat app being interoperable.

Reality: