I don’t think it’s strange. In no field the experts want bleeding edge machines. They do it with the most efficient

Yes I wonder if we have moved forward in 13 years

No

Yessssss

I don’t think so, it usually fixes stuff more than break stuff but I always have 1 kernel back to return to if this one has issues

Ah wow a pedantic semantical objection, that’s egregious as fuck that they thought it was something that is identical to a layman

Aha you were probably thinking of every one that is learning Linux ever born?

Wut popos is pretty good got it on all other family members computors

PikaOS right under debian

Moral duty begins with contribution of any sort imo. But I still agree, this is a law that can and should be ignored. Don’t think this pr is put from any actual pressure though yet, more akin to “soft compliance”

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Now say the two things you just said in order

Bad noises and no interest, it’s a combination effect

Sacrebleau! They’re on to us!!

Let me guess, today’s way is tiktok?

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Unpopular maybe opinion:

Hashing things through / working things out refers both to letting go or doing hard things you don’t want to do, to be sure.

The reason that there is almost no confusion between what things are hard to do, and what things are difficult to let go of, is that although we generally acknowledge they are similar in nature, they require completely different solutions, and we often instinctively know which is which, to the degree that we can talk with buddies and just know they are processing a “threshold task” or need to let go of something.

If we do not instinctively know, it is almost always the latter, something that is difficult to let go of, that is pretending to be a hard thing you must do. They can fill your mind with mind traps and masquerade as things it’s not, by appealing to your aversion. What to remember with these, especially if recurring is that when that task is complete, you aren’t really finished. Revenge is a good example of this.

You will easily identify these by asking yourself sincerely what would happen if you completely ignored the problem. Often it would not be fatal and can then be categorized forever as a hurdle that is meant to fly away, and handled by rehabilitizing your Mind step by step.

They all pretend a kernel level service is the only way to stop cheatrrs. That anti cheat just “happens” to be the same tech that also remote access your entire system (hint: it’s not the best way to combat cheating at all) and stream your data night and day to sell to the highest bidder…

Uhh… no… no it’s not.

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