Light novel named To Be the Eminence in Shadow. Compared to other JP novels out there, this translated version truly has distinction of people in dialogues (that means you can clearly notice who is speaking), which is very pleasing to say the least

“Well, that’s ood” ~ Rose

Doc ock?

Fuck this, double standards ftw

Do I like math? Yes

Do I understand a tiny bit of it? Absolutely not

I just don’t want to be here, that’s all.

As for inheritance, I’d need to have something to pass on, so this doesn’t count.

Euthanasia.

That is quite a nice read. I think I’ll try using this system, as it looks fun. Thanks for that idea.

Nice one

On some Nokia’s there’s no problem when bypassing FRP, it’s works, but only when phone is disconnected from internet, as the update would patch installer, and bypass wouldn’t work.

Thank you for enlightening me in the freedom units sir

The anxiety I felt when I looked at this picture is so immense I’m scared to read the article.

3’? Three… minute? \j

I had a case where fingerprint sensor was working out of the box fortunately. Although I had a problem where cryptfs would stop authenticating successfully with fingerprint sensor after distro update

At least there’s one survivor out there, geddit

My disappointment was immeasurable when I found out I can’t go and pet him, and I really wanted to… 😢

Summed up Boltzmann brain

Damn. Now I want a cat 😺

Installed Mint. I needed quite a lot of work to make for example IDE configured CORRECTLY. (VSCodium on flatpak is a pain in the ass, don’t recommend). But aside of that, after small tweaks and customizations and I like it. I’ll make a point that I kad previous experience with Linux (PopOS/Mint/Ubuntu), although not a positive one. Now I’m seeing that being here is vastly better than windows, and ofc more concise. The backup system is nice, allows you to revert for example an update (which was important for my case cuz after major system update, fingerprint authentication on login screen was borked, and needed reinstall). Overall nice experience. It’s not perfect, but nothing is.