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Ah, school, 2003, that explains a lot.
Ah, school, 2003, that explains a lot.
Have you considered working for the government?
It really only looks like that on the space station.
Looks like a US model. Never heard of it.
Hmm, delicious pasteurised reddit.
That’s really at least half of the movies released nowadays, not just his.
A big part of why I’ve mostly deserted movie theatres.
If they try to sell us aluminum, we’ll send it right back. Only aluminium for us.
Gnome is doing their famous “trust us, we know better” skit again. Always a crowd pleaser.
Nobody really remembers, it was so long ago.
It’s what happens when all the desktop hardware is designed for just one single OS’s ecosystem. Running something else can be touch and go if you happen to have something slightly exotic, even if it has great specs.
It sucks, but it’s still how the market works now.
And don’t think that the few little companies selling Linux computers change anything. They just hand pick the Windows hardware that’s known to work well.
All in all, it has gotten better though. Nowadays, Linux is acknowledged by a lot of hardware companies. They design for Windows, but a number of them will make an effort to release some sort of data, or driver, or something to get the Linux side going. Back in the 90s, it certainly wasn’t as easy.
Cheaper than you’d expect, really.
125×6=
I can’t help with that right now.
And yet, there’s still no AI in the calculator. :(
Oh, well, treaties…
It’s probably because of timezones, or something like that.
Easy fix. Just remove newline characters.
I thought I felt a tremor this morning…
Elle a du potentiel, Y’a pas à dire.
Look at it, it’s almost as bit as Africa! We haven’t found who is the president of Africa, so we had to make do with Greenland though.
But VGA is perfectly legible on a 12 inch screen.