:) I wasn’t sure you’d still be around

I think bumping dead threads is funny

Claude is a what

Eh, VMs are heavy and my usual assumption when people are switching to Linux is that they’re on anemic hardware that wasn’t designed for virtualization; that’s also where my preference for XFCE comes from

Ventoy and go, try a bunch.

But the correct answer is Mint with XFCE

You can get PCI cards to add more sata ports, they don’t all need to be on the motherboard

Well, not mine, I can tell you that. And I’m not about to give an AI write permissions for /mnt

Naw, there are atheist flat earthers

Well let me tell you, the things built in the vibe-cpdong paradigm will have consequences

The Gobshites

I hope they’re a really bad Gob cover band

It’s a meme shitposting community; arbitrary is to be expected

See also

10 is the one where they fucked up the UX beyond repair

Was it? I gave up on 8 because of the UI, downgraded back to 7 and that was my last Windows machine. Was 10 worse?

sell it back for USD

Therein lies the rub; I’m not starting with USD, nor do I want to be

Is it becoming useful yet?

How do I short a currency?

A console is typically locked down; they can sell them at cost or a loss and make up the money selling games. A computer is typically not locked down, you can install games from wherever on it, so they can’t assume you’ll buy your games from them (even though you will)

If you’re unsure, that’s ok. You can put a question mark at the end of a line instead. It prints debug info about that line to the console for you.

print("Hello world")?

Fucking sold, I was gonna learn rust but you’ve changed my mind

You can’t do this at a file level, there is no way for a sync protocol to merge changes from two files.

I’m sure some mad lad could hack together bash, git, and cron into an unholy mess that would do it