I agree with the other replies to your comment.
That said, if you happen to encounter an American politician other than Bernie, AOC, or a few others, please do make them as uncomfortable as you can.
Basically, you’re right, but it would be better to be a little more focused.
Why “wounded” rather than injured?
Oh, the headline was changed. Good.
Ignore anyone who says anything about a “gaming” distro. There is literally no performance difference.
I’ve never heard of anyone suggest a gaming-focused distro for performance reasons.
It’s always for compatibility and shit-just-works reasons. And that is wildly different between distros.
There’s nothing especially gaming-focused with bazzite that would interfere with general PC usage. I think it’s a great choice for “25% gaming”.
The only thing is that there’s not a lot of distro-specific guidance out there, and the immutable concept is a bit new and unusual.
Yes but no. Some folks are purists and feel that the actual code must derive from the original BSD/SysV code.
Doubt it, they were more likely using md5sum files in 1999.
Not sure why the scare quotes around IDF.
You’re the one who brought up the origin of the term, why would you do that if you’re wanting to refer to the contemporary meaning?
System76 sells desktops too. Not sure about Tuxedo.
I think they mean “smart” as in “smart tv” i.e. spyware (at best)
Obvious answer: “people who game on Linux and ‘need’ 240Hz”
Probably not that relevant when not gaming, just as on Windows.
No. As you get older your social life will change and reboot as you find new friends and interests and move apart from the old ones.
The only constant is change.
Exactly.
It is interesting as the metaphor becomes reality though. Modern folks (and I mean anything post-gen-X) mostly don’t understand folders and especially filing cabinets, and that metaphor breaks badly with deep nesting, and symlinks/shortcuts and multiple different vies of the same content (e.g. google drive web vs desktop)…
It also leads to odd anachronisms like the floppy disk as save icon.
The thing is the metaphor was never perfect and it takes a long time to get enough people used to it, plus you have to be pretty consistent or people don’t realize the metaphor exists at all.
It’s convenient and not confusing at all but apple people will insist cutting a file doesn’t make sense.
As a non-Apple person: they are correct, but sometimes a metaphor fails and there is no better alternative.
I’d lean this way too.
Had similar problems when a fan stopped on my CPU.
Exactly.
It’s that shift in perspective and experience that defines a generation and there are generation-bounding events like 9/11. But the period of time is not precise, and generally much longer than 14 years.
I’ve heard 20. Wikipedia says 20-30.
14 seems short.
It’s all kind of silly since human reproduction is continuous.
This is the only one I agree with. Upgrades are necessary for security, it’s just a fact of life.