Microsoft Teams comes up with an unknown error on Firefox, which gets magically fixed when changing user agent…

I study in a technical university in the west. Apart from my own laptop, I’ve only spotted one Linux computer, which was an IT student’s laptop. Though I don’t study IT myself

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Not only that, but on a computer that’s in an unknown broken state

How else? I’m in bed right now and trying to lay on my side with straight legs I have to use some weird muscles in my body to keep myself from falling onto my belly or back

They just did. What are you gonna do about it?

Ventoy with every ISO I’ve needed to install, and Snappy Driver Installer Origin with its full set of drivers.

It was a woman on reddit a few years ago thar posted that meme of herself.

I get a 500 server error straight away

I like a pair for going outside while I’m at home. If I exit the property though, always real shoes.

They’re not very locked down. Even the apple silicon stuff allows other operating systems, apple just doesn’t tell how to make them work.

Isn’t that how tides work? The hills move? I’m probably all wrong

Hmm I might try one from there, although it requires Windows. I’ll see if it works on Hiren’s boot cd.

kinfo doesn’t show it but it does show in kinfocenter. It shows up in dmidecode -t 1 also.

I did buy it used yes. That’s interesting, I wonder if I can change that or did they order the boards from ASUS with their branding

It literally has a picture of arm wrestling on there. I think it’s on purpose.

Usually in addition to electricity itself you pay for using the power grid per kWh. IIRC here in Finland it’s around 0.07€/kWh. At one point due to some error the price of electricity went down to like -0.20€ and we were indeed paid to use electricity. Though we paid back with more expensive electricity a while after.

My Pentium 100 even says “Heatsink req’d”

No? It’s the number of particles per mol, a huge number.

No. That removes everything in the root filesystem. Very different from a “folder called root”. The correct command would be rm -r root