Even funnier when you tell them you hate liberals too and their brains short circuit

I had to look this one up. All things considered not too egregious tbf

I mean, that’s also pretty awesome that there’s decent regulations as part of it(at least nominally, I don’t live there so can’t say for certain), but it seems to be primarily a banking/lending thing similar to in the US which is what a lot of jingoistic fearmongering types either completely miss or purposely ignore.

It’s decidedly not a surveillance thing, which is the funny part.

Per Wikipedia:

The program first emerged in the early 2000s, inspired by the credit scoring systems in other countries.

It’s almost the same thing but a different name, and is nationalized to a state system instead of like 3 or 4 companies lmao

Right wingers fear the word “social” for some reason ig

I misread that as “cis guy” at first and was deeply concerned

I’d guess Cajun English? Since it has so much French influence and also is its own distinct dialect with unique origins.

Bruh what

Yeah no I’m gonna step in and fully agree with you on the statement of “psychopaths shouldn’t be allowed to enact destruction on civilians.”

IDF, USA (and all its three letter agencies), whatever authoritarian fuckbags murdered Iranian protestors, etc.

It’s all bad. If these genocidal people who choose to reject their humanity have an axe to grind, they should be forced to do so amongst themselves.

Hiding behind bombs and armies is bullshit. Make the “leaders” go face to face, with little more than a rusty machete and keep the rest of the world’s people out of it.

Endeavour was the one I actually installed to my drive some years ago after spinning up a handful of “classic” recommended distros in a VM (Ubuntu, Mint, Fedora, etc).

It was recommended to me by a close family member who had used Linux for a while, but we’re both in IT/tech.

My SO, on the other hand, while quite intelligent and capable of troubleshooting absolutely detests having to touch the CLI or open their PC tower.

It heavily depends on the end user and what they want to do, not just what they’re capable of. Frustration isn’t limited to incapability.

Probably because they’re loaded with everything-resistant diseases.

Dismember them and toss them into the deepest parts of the ocean though, for sure

All good. From my non-professional perspective so far it mostly looks like real-time-kit is pretty active, which seems to be primarily for enabling audio.

Are you having issues with audio? Or are you maybe having trouble with GOG after you start it?

How new are you to Linux?* /gen

Have you checked the output of, say, “journalctl -b -2”? This would give you a system log of messages that go back to two boot sessions ago and normally show you what happened just before that first shutdown.

This could be drivers, background processes, hardware, no way to know without starting by looking at logs. Hell, I’ve had a monitor crash out my system multiple times and I wouldn’t have ever guessed if I didn’t check my logs and dmesg output.

* to get a better sense of how to help you

It isn’t “fuck the [imperialist/authoritarian nation] government and its enforcers” for most people?

Put it in your bag/pocket, then sort it when you get home. Coins go in a loose change jar, and dealt with when said jar is full.

I love this little artist with my whole soul and refuse to be mean to them 💔

I’m dumb idk which word was changed

I loved the complement of this where How to Train Your Dragon (the animated one) depicted dragons as cats with wings.

Sanic

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Back when AI models were first coming out (before…well all the worst of it happened), AMD self hosting only worked on Linux.

Spun up a few distros in a VM, picked my favorite (EndeavourOS), then installed it on a new drive so I could cleanly dual boot. Got hooked and haven’t looked back in like 3-4 years, and don’t touch Windows at all anymore.

Also don’t touch AI anymore, really.

Not sure why you’re being downvoted. If you’re new to Linux but have more experience in Windows, getting used to certain filepaths is part of the learning curve.