Linus-AI adds # And fuck nVidia! to the end of every patch.

Friend, let me save you a couple of hours and a lot of pain.

There are only 3.

The fight scenes with Keanu kill it for me. Besides the complete absence of plot and characters.

I can’t help but think of Steven Seagal fighting guys who are just flipping themselves.

The maxim that popped into my brain was:

“Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.”

But then again, Linux wouldn’t exist unless Linus ignored this, so well done, and I hope this succeeds!

Can I still use a 386 with an 80387 math coprocessor ?

Have you ever travelled to Peru and did you try Cuy Chactado?

I’ll answer your question and provide my valuable insights after you subscribe to my Patreon

Nice try, MPAA. You and your reverse psychology.

You’re not tricking me to stop pirating so that it cuts your box office revenue at the movies that easily.

Also, Elon Musk has stated Tesla full self driving will be available next year

Yeah, that’s what killed the dinosaurs.

Can you bring them back?

How do you have my IP address?

And here am I thinking .ml stands for MaraLago!

Nice beaver.

Oh, I might have upvoted this comment, but it’s only so I can come back with my army of Swifties,.Ciruses and Montanas to downvote you to the shadow realm.

/s that was awesome

For real. The number of times I’ve been working problems on a Raspberry Pi and my searching ends up there is wild.

Plz, bro.

Where can I haz shares?

Need lambo.

I’m jealous of those that converted to Linux from Windows 10.

I didn’t migrate until Windows 2000.

I had a similar moment of clarity after troubles with Manjaro and a couple other Arch based distros.

I really like the idea of a rolling release, but definitely nedd stability first.

I swung back the other way, and jumped on Ubuntu LTS. And gradually over time I ended up having to get updates from external repos etc, and ended up in the same position where updates broke things or didn’t work.

Currently running Ubuntu, and I just do an upgrade to the latest release each 6 months - after waiting a month after release date for everything to settle down. The upgrades to new releases have gone smoothly, I get updates to newer versions of software, and it’s been very rare anything breaks. Being a popular distro also means a big community to help with any issues as well.

Dammit, it’s like I just wrote an ad for Ubuntu!

Soon to be:

“Reporter arrested with classified documents”

Wait, are we moving on from vim vs emacs?