Kind of, but some distros are still much more stable than others.

It’d be like only ever trying windows ME or vista, rather than 2000 or 7.

You’re still getting ‘the windows experience’, but you happen to be using one of the least stable options available. Much like choosing pop vs debian.

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Yeah, the only time I wear shoes inside is when I’m bringing the shopping in.

Is there pineapple in it?

This wouldn’t be a problem if libraries didn’t frequently make breaking changes to their api.

“Move fast and break things” is for startups with no userbase, not libraries with millions of users.

@grok can u explane wat bro sed in inglish plees

Nah, windows 10 was still sluggish spyware/adware.

I would only ever consider switching back to windows if they updated windows 7 with the latest kernel/security updates.

No apps, ads, ai, or shitty UI frameworks.

A functioning offline-only search, a cohesive/responsive UI, and control over if/when updates get installed.

You’re supposed to get rid of the circle, not make it bigger!

It is though.
“Choosing to turn away from him” means not doing what he tells you to do. And as a result of this, he punishes you with eternal damnation.

It’s not like him saying “Don’t jump off that cliff or you’ll die!”.
It’s “Do exactly as I say, or I will personally ensure that you suffer for eternity.”

Ah, so we can kill people for not doing what we want, as long as we warn them first?
Then if they don’t do what we say, their death was self-inflicted.

Seems reasonable.

The context is, people around the world stick these (googly eyes) onto things to make them look ‘alive’.
The glue is usually weak, so they can be removed easily, making this more of a comedic form of vandalism rather than destructive vandalism.

It has nothing to do with the horrible shit happening in the USA.

I press the start button a few times to add increments of 60

You seem a little lost, my friend

Most public companies and governments focus entirely on short term wins with zero consideration for the future.
Microslop is no different.

They might be, depending on their region.
I only know what a q-tip is because I’ve seen americans say it online.
And while Kleenex is a brand over here, you’d get a slightly funny look if you asked for ‘a kleenex’ rather than ‘a tissue’.

Velcro is definitely used here though, and so is googling, but variants of ‘look it up’ are more commonly used because it’s more generic.

Don’t forget the xbox one s and xbox one x, which were after the xbox one (the third xbox, not the first xbox), but before the xbox series s and xbox series x.

Heretic!

The southern hemisphere.

Same with phones. Buy a second-hand flagship from a couple of years ago (eg pixel 8), and use a pre-paid plan.

It’s not just a few hundred dollars saved on the phone, it’s also a few hundred per year on less overpriced contracts.

Prepaid plans have to be more competitively priced because you can switch at will.

No no no you see, they’re using rust, which is a ‘safe’ language. That means it’s not possible to have security issues…