Wonderful story!

Ngl that’s the post that inspired me :D

Oh, gorgeous! She is a worthy house panther.

It is rare! These rescues came to us through a friend of a friend in the southern USA (Los Angeles, i think), and wended their way over here in BC Canada. I think in warmer climates you’ll see it more.

The writing was on the wall at that point, Microsoft was 100% gunning for Valve and they were going to use Windows to fuck them. Linux was the only long term way to avoid being shanked. By now, Valve would probably have been outflanked by the MS app store.

I can’t imagine a situation where a humanoid robot would be a benefit to us in our 650sqft apartment. What would it even do? And the cost would be astronomical.

Aww i am not on it :(

What sold my partner on Mint was the fact that my computer’s UI has basically remained unchanged for 20 years. She was pretty sick of Windows always screwing with workflows.

If NAFTA ends, so does the special naming. It’s in there.

Some genuinely good Canadian bourbon. Just look for corn whisky aged in oak barrels. Same damn thing. If NAFTA is finally lapsed, then so does the preferential naming. We lose “Canadian Whisky” but nobody gives a shit about that.

Perfectly capable of handling it, thanks. And yeah, i noticed that a bit late.

I switched to forky (current testing) the other day for the updated nvidia drivers (did not solve my issue) and it turns out that GNOME defaults to wayland. Took some time to figure that out.

I think it’s time to start allowing Canadian corn whisky to be called “bourbon”.

Not quite. He wandered into the photoshoot trying to horn in on it, like a total fucknugget, but they escorted him off the stage and the photoshoot continued.

Bring back the digital services tax.

exempting “energy, potash, critical minerals and fish” is interesting. I wonder if a possible strategy would be to put limits on those just above the current export amount, just to demonstrate that we could.

I’m pretty sure ‘dollarydoos’ is honourary Aussie now. It was in Bluey.

Same. I settled on Debian around 1999 and stayed there. A brief side trip to the ope source Solaris.

Switch to experimental, switch to proton Glorious Eggroll, check protondb, set proton_log and look at log files.

Bay leaves, maybe?