I know a lot more than fuck all about Linux, but I’m also super lazy, so Mint is a good option.
I also want something that my wife finds easy. She’s now on her second week, and only one issue which she rebooted and it went away. After that, there is benefit to making mine like hers in case I ever need her to do something when I’m away and don’t have remote access.
For me it is. I migrated my wife last week and mine is next week. AI spying is the last straw for me.
VMware is not on death row. VMware is already dead. It no longer exists. All that’s left is an entity possessing its corpse.
That’s a whole other good point.
I think it’s more shocking that the flight attendants didn’t notice.
Based on the 321 size and regulations in the route, it should have had a minimum of 2. Usually, that would mean one in the front and one in the back galley. Even flying mostly empty, they would usually be fully staffed at 4.
How did they not hear the noise? They should know exactly how loud that plane should be.
My grandfather and uncle both served in my countries military, and I didn’t know what else to do at the time. While yes, they are used in combat, the majority of what they do is not warfare.
During my time, we assisted in sandbagging villages from flooding, helped fight forest fires, protected civilians fleeing from a warlord, etc. I personally never participated in those missions, but it was part of why I signed up.
As I said, I don’t always support how our military is used, but the need is real. And that, unfortunately, sometimes includes fighting.
That’s some real US defaultism right there.
I’m not American.
GenX continues to not exist.
I hate being thanked. It’s not why I put on a uniform. I did it because I believed in the need, even if not always how the military is used.
Someone always beats me to the funniest response!