“Not a part of your personality” then “PopOS, btw”
Caveman
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Cake day: August 19th, 2023
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They all look great man, congrats
Obligatory “windows updates can break Linux on dual boot” comment
It didn’t die but interest really died down. It’s still based on 20.04 if that’s any indicator and was on 16.04 before that.
Vollaphone with Ubuntu touch can do that.
Is that then called a jeack?
1·19 days agoIt wouldn’t surprise me if fancy people in Greece would use granite instead.
1·21 days agoIt’s a Linux distro that’s called Azure Linux and it looks like it’s based on Fedora if the length of package attribution is anything to go by.
That’s just neutered Ubuntu container
Hear me out on this one “Microsoft Linux”
Will-stab-my-eye-out-to-never-see-it-again/10
Tmux can make you feel all the feelings simultaneously
This is the way
John Oliver did a story on that one for people in the US. Donating your body to science doesn’t mean it’ll end up as dissected cadaver for medical students.
It’s not skipping the line, it’s waiting longer until there’s a time where you don’t hold it up and allow others to pass.
One other thing is that the people should allow other people who are already ready to walk out pass them before standing and taking out their carry-on. Most times I’ve seen all passanger wait for each row taking out their carry-ons sequentially instead of 10 taking them out at the same time. If everyone would be me with a carry-on it’d take around 5-10m since I only take the aisle when I’m ready to leave and/or there is another person taking out their carry-on in front or behind me.
But what if I shit myself three times?
Sounds like somebody is tooting their own horn
I’m running things on a 500GB SSD drive so anything north of 100GB is a hard sell. I’m also on low-mid specs so it’s generally not much of an issue. The games I play mostly fall in the 0-5GB category but I do play the occasional 20-50GB.
One of the biggest games I’ve played on my PC is Red Dead Redemption 2 at 120GB.