Billegh

Yes. I prefer my os to be more passively adversarial. Like Gentoo. It hates everything equally.

end users have to deal with it either way

So, normal linux shenanigans.

Me

Not really the biggest, but most complex: the ornithopter set. Tremendous fun, and some of the mechanics feel borderline lego-illegal.

Yes

I just pop mine in my mouth every now and then.

All times. Our cats graze well and don’t have weight issues.

Our dogs, however, twice a day for Señores Chonk and Chonk También.

There are ways to do it, buy per the EULA all are not allowed.

You should still do it. But be aware that you aren’t supposed to.

Challenge accepted!

I only have so many spoons, and the tasks are unending…

Not those spoons, spoons.

When there are no more spoons, you need to just go to bed.

The address on my restraining order isn’t current. Get me your new address and I’ll get you.

Something. I’ll get you something.

Print jobs are both completed successfully and failed until someone checks the queue.

Right! You are ruining capitalism! Free is socialism!

/s

I don’t miss them either, but they were necessary in moving our portable devices forward. Everyone and their best friend was making bigger and faster laptops. No one was making power efficient and light ones. Netbooks filled that need. And cost less than a macbook air by a large margin.

I used an Acer one with an atom as a mobile terminal for six years before the battery gave up on me. I was getting a day’s work out of a device I could fit in my (oversized) back pockets. And since it was just an SSH device, the speed didn’t matter.

Perhaps, but the unpleasant ones are usually very unpleasant and sometimes violent.

My wife and I will accommodate vegans so long as they’re content to keep it to themselves. If we don’t wish to eat the same thing, that’s our choice and not intended as an offense.

For me, it isn’t really a hatred, more a “I’m tired of hearing about this.” It’s almost never “I’m vegan” and that’s the end of it. It’s all too often “I’m vegan and you should be too and you should feel bad for not being vegan and here in my TED talk I will cover…”

Be vegan if you want. If you decide to proselytize, take “no” or “stop” for an answer.

Delightfully, I was unaware.