I mean you can have private repos.

Codeberg has been working fine.

rotate every few weeks months

Because it was made as a religious/God inspired project and it’s funny.

btw

How did you miss temple is in the uppermost Right?

probably wont work because they forgot to sudo apt update

I think hedonism is important, but it comes at a cost. The candle the burns twice as bright and all that. At the same time if you never fuck around, you’ll never find out.

I think far too often young people go through life thinking they already know who they are, instead of treating life as an opportunity to find out who they are. They become calcified, ossified in their beliefs about their own identity, a constant and repeated telling themselves of who they are in an effort to believe these things.

An alternative approach is to try to break down who you are, repeatedly and continuously. To try new things, to change the situation. Leave a city without warning and move somewhere you don’t know the language. Abandon your belongings, your phone, your identity and start over. Change the situation entirely. Begin to understand what is you and what is the world. If you move from place to place, and you find yourself always confronted by the same types of people, maybe you are seeing a reflection of something you are bringing with you from place to place.

There is a very western identity of “knowing” who you are while simultaneously having done no exploration of who that person might be. I find it very curious.

Nah. I’m just gonna hope distros once the paper I’m submitting is accepted and I don’t need this machine again. I think I’m going to go fedora so I can stay closer to bleeding edge on the kernel.

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I have linux issues every time I have a “new” machine, and it makes sense. Linux is a volunteer/ opensource project. It isn’t getting chipsets before, and building drivers in advance of hardware releases (at least it mostly isn’t; I understand that some times it does).

Because of that, the newer your harder, the crappier it works. The longer your hardware has been around, in-general, my experience is that Linux becomes an “it just works experience”.

Also, fuck you mediatek 7925e.

Why is my Bluetooth stuttering

I mean. Sure. It’s also entirely plausible a cat would only ever tell you no.

I have a cat who I believe has absolutely learned to meow “hello”

There was a period where I would fast every thursday into friday, 24 hours, but I allowed myself water. No real issues. Less impactful than a single beer or smoking some pot.

That being said I have huge respect for those keeping Ramadan.

Yeah, this is exactly what I was thinking, that “surely this must already be a thing”?

But yeah. I can’t think of something. I mean, its like, you’re already downloading the data. Just write it down somewhere else.

Getting a 128 gb machine earlier this year maybhave been a once in a lifetime purchase.

Sure but they answer the question correctly, whereas alternatives don’t.

It’s not about what you prefer, it’s about what meets the answer to their question most appropriately.

They are asking for a 100% gui/ui experience with not having to access the terminal.

The right answer to send someone to in that case with the ecosystem we have, is immutables. That what they are for.

Bazzite is the correct answer. Or steam OS. Anything immutable. Mint is not the right answer.

Uzumaki Ubunto