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Drive in one a lot as a kid. It was basically like driving in a can.
Drive in one a lot as a kid. It was basically like driving in a can.
Not having a disc drive.
Macbooks would not survive the antarctic outdoors…
The bench is called “Bench” (legacy name, it’s actually more like a concrete slab, but at the time it was more benchy that the previous bench which was just a pile of sand).
Well, technically if you could simulated a window height of 9999px probably it would trigger a whole page render.
And don’t forget the white text with close to zero contrast.
I see that by default but occasionally check the All tab for new stuff.
Yup same. I always wondered why there was a user folder when we already have home.
I’m so tired of this bubble settings crap. This seems like a step in the right direction.
I totally agree. I guess that’s also what I meant but couldn’t express.
My comment was about our current society. But it applies to lots of things like family relationships, work etc.
Of course it works, what are you talking about?
Oh, for the employees? Nooo no no. Not for those haha.
I wonder if they couldn’t feed the output back into gpt to realize the out makes no sense?
The downsides you would only read on Linux communities. My mother couldn’t even begin to understand what snap is about.
I think there’s 2 kinds of people. One kind reads or watches this and thinks “this is horrible and this system should be abolished”, while the other kind thinks “I need to screw others over so I can retain what power I have, and try increase it”. The second kind includes the “temporarily financially embarrassed” who see socialism as a terrible thing even if it would benefit them.
The reason I still choose Ubuntu, or sometimes Mate, specially for other people is because I know it’s highly likely to just work on any laptop I throw it into. Most people don’t care one single bit about the downsides of Ubuntu.
Ubuntu is much less user hostile than windows. My parents only used Ubuntu for the past several years because they inherited my old laptop. They just want to Google stuff, so all they need is a familiar browser.
Oh for the love of Linus, block all notifications requests from websites at the browser level. Comon people accept all notifications requests and get inundated by them.
Haha. It might explain part of my bad experiences, but I travel to other countries by train as well. But DB has the best and the worst trains.
I’ve been doing lots of travel by train this year and just wish the quality of trains was more predictable. Late trains are usually super dirty. Delays are constant. Access to power plugs to get some work done has been unreliable (both from lack of plugs and lack of power on plugs).
I like it a lot more than flying, as its greener, more comfortable, and there’s free Internet most of the time. And for many trips, it’s faster than flying when you include the way to the airport and the time you spend in security and waiting to board.
I don’t know in America, but I’ve seen banks charge a fee for withdrawals at the counter.
I love the smell of good food when I’m hungry, not so much when I’m not.