As a longterm ubuntu user, I lately dared to try cachyOS and so far it has been smooth sailing. I “just” had to learn how use pacman instead of apt (the package software manager).
One advantage of Mint: more drivers from third parties are available as deb packages, but my printer/scanner works with open drivers, too. Also there is AUR as a last resort (to my understanding).
Turns out, 80s cyberpunk movies were spot on. Soon all affordable consumer electronics will be based on vacuum tubes again.
True, except those that are getting paid more.
Spoiler: it ain’t me.
You’re underselling it! Sure, what you discribe would be a nice feature, but what makes it truly great is the combination with a slow and unresponsive UI. It’s thought provoking genius!
Did it register the click or do I have to try again? Maybe I should meditate to fully harvest the value of this 0.5s Zen moment, because it also might just take much longer this time? Does a tree fall, when there is no one to witness it? Does a click matter if it is inside Teams?
Error. Division by zero. Does not compute.
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The German translation for “I get” is “ich bekomme”.
I don’t geht it. Can you explain it with your key as an example?
Yo dawg, heard you like memes
Now I get it!
“I am never gonna financially recover from this.”
Joe predicted the AI memory crisis. Mind blown!
I’m using Babbel, but I keep wondering: Why isn’t there an actual good app to learn languages?
Babbel is like: Here’s a ton of new words, cases and phrases and since you remembered a fraction of it in a simple multiple choice test, I’m gonna assume that you know all of it from now on. Good luck!
Sure, you can repeat stuff, but only in annoying and shitty ways. :(
When your prompt doesn’t include “no scamming”, that’s your fault, obviously.
TIL:
Chinese imports into Switzerland, on the other hand, are already almost entirely duty-free.
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