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I’ll have you know I’m fat, bald and disturbingly hairy.
I’ll have you know I’m fat, bald and disturbingly hairy.
D - to the E - to the ma’ fuckin’ BIAN
With Debian it’s more like “cool, everything still works as expected.”
Source: I don’t use Arch btw.
Damn, this could stop Invidious, Piped and Newpipe from being able to block ads.
Oh yea. There’s definitely still time.
Hey, not all of us Debian users are lesbians.
It would be more accurate to call us lovers of lesbians.
Holy shit: “The company is recommending that customers do a factory reset on the product and find some way of responsibly recycling the hardware.”
So they’re not offering to dispose of it, or even giving any advice on how to dispose of it responsibly. Just suggesting people should probably do that.
If companies are allowed to behave this way we’re all screwed. Any efforts by the average person to avert the environmental damage caused by the waste they produce is completely futile and any politician who claims that they’re doing their best to try to hold companies accountable is a liar.
Backed by the GNOME possee
But isn’t that the whole point of them?
I’m beginning to suspect it was perpetuated by Vim devs to make sure most people know how to exit it and won’t be afraid to try it.
Not my bit, but still horny.
Damn straight… or actually not. Keep the normies out I say.
Yea, but the modern ones aren’t like that. No company would make the mistake of making a high quality durable product these days. No profit in that.
Sure was. Seems all Nokia can do now is make middling Android phones or try to cash in on nostalgia.
Sure, there were off editions that were weird and unpleasant
You could just say ME.
But I’m curious, have the issues you’ve described made you consider leaving Windows?
I’m cautiously optimistic.
I think some smaller companies and government/ civil organisations might switch this time around. But probably most large companies will pay for long term Windows 10 support then begrudgingly switch to 11.
Those switching could use something else, but lets face it the only option mature enough other than Mac OS is Linux. Regardless of the number of organizations that do switch the increased exposure should make the idea of an OS that has no license fees being used successfully very tempting to a lot of people.
Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
Enjoy your open, impartial platform Reditards.
Let me guess, you use Arch when writing your bronie fanfics?
Truth