That’s not padding that’s pre!

No, never bothered. I think it’d be fun to fool around in, but I don’t think it’d be worth the trouble. I don’t even have a way to run VMs set up on any of my computers at the moment so I’d need to download Virtual Box or qemu.

I thought this was templeos

The one time I tried to manually install arch on a VM years and years ago it didn’t work and I wrote Arch off. Guess what I’m running now? Well, Cachy, but lol. It’s Arch. And guess what? It’s got a simplified install process.

Religion.

How do you style it under your chin? I recently started doing it differently and got compliments. I’d done it before but forgot how lol. If it stops right at your jaw bone instead of going down your neck it tends to look cleaner.

But overall based on what I’m seeing it looks nice. I’m biased though because I like beards.

No.

I’m not a superman expert, but my understanding is that he only did that in one movie. If so, it is correct to say that it is canonically one of his powers, but that doesn’t mean all versions of him have that power. If people talk about time traveling Superman they’re talking about the one that can do that.

My puny human mind cannot comprehend what happened because I’m not from Krypton.

That’s just something he can do. Earth’s yellow sun gives him super powers, one of which is the ability to turn time backwards by reversing the spin of the Earth’s rotation!

No no, that is actually canonically one of Superman’s powers.

I even liked Unity (so long as the icons weren’t on the side).

I saw someone giving a talk either about Wayland and they said someone told them they “don’t like Wayland because it violates the Unix philosophy.” (Do one thing and do it well.) The speaker said they responded by asking “What one thing does X do well?”

Inflation adjustment doesn’t really tell the whole story though, it’s not like salaries have gone up by the same amount. Regardless, I don’t like dealing with the Zero unless I specifically need something that tiny. It’s just too annoying. Don’t get me wrong! They’re cool! I’m just saying unless I really need a Pi Zero I wouldn’t wanna work with one. I’d rather work with x86_64 than Arm. Like even just getting Java working was really tricky on Zero. Much like a microcontroller has limitations for what you can run on them but they have other benefits, Zeros aren’t really general purpose.

So yeah, dirt cheap used laptop for general purpose server beats out dirt cheap Pi in my book.

Seems like a good change. I think bugs from the complexity in the code are more likely and could affect both configs. Plus it still works on single core processors.

They’re different but they are similar. They rhyme.

Init is just that bad. /s

Which part? Because the “it’s not x86” is even more annoying to deal with on Pi Zero lol.

The shitty 2010 laptop isn’t disappearing

No reason why a laptop wouldn’t work though.