They think people are there to read the memes. They don’t believe that “the real ____ is in the comments”

That would be good news for AMD

BG3 enemies rarely drop clothes, only weapons and armour, though when we loot a place with clothing it’s a 30 minute fashion show and dying session

Clothing dying is the thing my group most save-scums for

Maybe. We should be attracted to people different to us for the healthiest babies

Make up something quickly stand-up is only 30 minutes after starting time

Indeed

Yeah he needs a file or directory list after a space after the f

Traditional is /*

You just wait for the right bit too be flipped and the wrong ones flipped are flipped an even number of times

Looks like perl, they send the result of a regex match in scalar context. IIRC that gets the count of matches of oo in foobar (1)

I just watched the megalag videos on the glasses — the first episode of three — and the claim is they cut out confusing areas of colour that abnormal chromats see.

So if it worked, it only works for people with abnormal versions of one of the three normal colour vision sensors, and only if their deficiency is in green, and then only if it’s the correct degree of deficient

But it doesn’t work anyway.

The glasses help people see the number in some sheets in the colourblindness test, but hide the number in others. Their colour blindness would appear slightly worse than reality.

If they had worked they might have done so by some sort of contrast enhancement or edge detection, but I don’t think either are possible with just optics

Loads of people are suspicious of coupon schemes. They look dodgy. It’s no wonder that people come along after one of these schemes turns out to actually be a scam to say “see, I knew these things were bad” with the only evidence being that they never subscribed to it

Their fault is they claim it was this one specifically

I presume you know that your account is marked as automated, as a bot

I have been using Linux for a long time. I have installed many distributions, many different distributions. I can’t say I have ever had a problem with installers except:

• Unsupported hardware, especially in kernel versions 2.4.*
• Non-free wifi on Debian on laptops
• Less than ideal partitioning on automatic, so I haven’t let it auto partition much since red hat in the 2000s. I let Mint auto partition my wife’s machine recently and that went fine.

Do you have super odd hardware? Do your computers lie to the installer about present hardware?

If 3 is worse than 1, -1 is better. So I don’t agree with you. WSL is at +∞

Any distribution is better

It seems to have become a vehicle to promote Canonical’s paid products. Also it prefers snaps over packages. Also it’s not as good as Mint for those wanting what Ubuntu used to be

For desktop environments gnome and kde are excellent and force each other to improve

I don’t think Libre Office has a good competitor aside from Microsoft Office which hardly matters in the open source world but Libre Office works in windows too

There are several file explorers, many terminal emulators

Debian is good for that, unless the system is a laptop with no RJ45 port and a wireless card which needs a non-free driver

Why wouldn’t you like systemD? It’s easier to learn than most distributions

I guess its commands are a bit long

I’m surprised LFS is still around. I used that on my main computer back when Linux kernel versions started with 2.4. it was my third distribution after red hat and Debian