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Other pictures don’t seem much less mustachey.

You are what you eat, not you eat what you are

This is a really good idea, and I’m glad some manufacturers are doing it. It’d be great if Ford could follow suit because the LED high beams in my car blind me every time a retro-reflector is nearby.

One of the many problems with these massive pickup trucks is that the headlights are so high up that the normal mode is effectively high-beams for anyone who isn’t also in a massive pickup truck

I thought 10 keys worked for 11 anyway. I’m pretty sure you can still use 7 keys if you try hard enough

It’s super easy to activate Windows for free, and Microsoft doesn’t care: https://massgrave.dev/.

If you were logged in with your Microsoft account before, that should also restore your real previous activation.

If it’s just the hard drive and you have a screwdriver on hand, SATA SSDs are extremely cheap. You can get 256GB in the US for $20-$25.

I would say it’s mildly infuriating

Every time someone complains, another package manager is created

OCR of fonts used to be a solved problem, but now we have AI, which can sort of do it sometimes

A KDE Breeze?

True Linux users build their own kernel and distro from scratch from an environment running directly in EFI

I think it’s okay to not 100% know every little detail of how a system works, as long as it’s possible to find out what you need when you need it.

I don’t really get the hate for systemd. At least for someone who started really using Linux after it was introduced, it always seemed easier to control and manage than the init.d stuff.

Obviously it’s a hassle to migrate if you have a ton of legacy services, but it’s pretty nice.

Hell yeah, Oxygen

Big Rust has gotten to Linus

There’s actually a fork of a fork of a fork of a fork but it also hasn’t been updated in 8 months

Not nearly text-based enough

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