Slow and inefficient as you said; so it must be for show

This is really something to complain to government about.

You have to be invited to Epstein’s to make an impact like this

Linux has become captured by the US empire

fwiw, it’s really common in shops where windows is the most common os.

Specialist teams, composed entirely of [enthusiastic] volunteers, will be assigned to the task [as a reward].

fixed it for them.

the t60’s in particular never stopped surprising me at how much abuse they can take.

and engineer had accidentally run over it with her car and it still booted.

i was wondering if it came with snaps enabled by default and you’ve answered it.

how about the desktop environment, is it still stock gnome/kde/lxde/xfce/whatever?

my first professional experience with linux came doing tech support for ubunu & red hat on thinkpads.

this was the mid aughts so they were t40’s, t60’s & x60’s and i always marveled at how well they were engineered; you used to be able to swap out the hard drives, keyboards, displays & cases without tools (but it was easier if you had atleast a screw driver around).

it was so easy that it would be one of the first things that we would do to minimize amount of time that the engineers spent getting tech support. if they had even the slight tangentially hardware related compliant like slow wifi; we would almost automatically pull out the harddrive and slap it into another shell and send them on their way.

i used popos when i had a system76 machine because of the support and always wondered what others get out of it if they don’t have the support. is it preferable to ubuntu or fedora or any other distro for any particular reason?

i’m guessing by the name that it’s based on debian instead of ubuntu?

does that it doesn’t have snap?

it’s funny that you used psuedo-vm; i’ve always wondered if i would have been able to recover the disk image was qcow instead of whatever wsl uses.

i was aware that homebrew works on linux, i just assumed people would use apt/dnf/guix/whatever since it seems superior to me; but then again, i hardly ever touch homebrew besides my employer provided mac.

what applications does immutable macos have?

On immutable distros, you can still mess up your flatpak packages, … homebrew packages …

wait: there’s immutable versions of macos?

i’m less depressed by the lack of opsec and more depressed that they didn’t have to bother hiding it; they were using gmail for fuck’s sake!

also the bike riders already know each other because there’s depressingly too many of them; but mistakes are sometimes made and those mistakes are written off as crazy people who propagate conspiracy theories like illuminati style global-sex-trafficking/human-sacrifice rings

the unvaccinated idiots in mexico are influenced heavily by the unvaccinated idiots in the us via organized religious proselytization and especially that done by the evangelicals and baptists, like the mennonites.

it’s a VERY fascinating phenomenon in the americas and prominent in south texas and california’s provincial cities ; i bet that they’re a majority of the latinos-for-trump crowd.

it’s basic party planning; you invite significantly more people because you know that less than half will actually show up.

in your case: you’ll need to invite like 50 people and expect 10 to show up, but be sure to have enough bikes in case all 50 people actually do show up.

i bet that’s why epstein got caught; he had to make sure that he had at least one bike for each one of his pedo friends.

pseudo-Cm

what’s this?

why call it france 2?

i’m been hearing about how italy is showing the world how well collectivism can work and it makes me wonder why it works there, but not here.

probably some social media giants run Linux or UNIX-like OSs, too.

i would be surprising if most didn’t.