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Perhaps this one? I didn't watch it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqppRC37OgI

Have you looked at https://www.hologram.io?

I haven't used them yet, but a business associate does for his IOT deployments, and he's pretty happy with them.

Yep microSDHC card works great

It probably depends on your area, but where I'm at there are no sale conditions. If you put conditional on home inspection, you just got rejected.

What do you mean by “not doing anything during and after install” re Gentoo?

Your computer isn’t held hostage during compilation of that was your impression

I considered IRC back in 1994, liked it, and never left.

That said, I don't find it very good for piracy these days, as things have moved on from the days of fserves and xdcc bots being the best thing around.

many networks have memoserv for this purpose

though as another user said, using a bouncer is probably the most discord-like experience

the last one is a little close to the TV show Severance as well

the idea is to show that X land use consumes an area equivalent to an easily recognizable state-area

Yeah I think it was just Noah. Chris hosted a news podcast for a while that treaded into some conspiracy areas, but wasn't right-wing.

Either way I find their current setup pretty good at staying away from politics unless they're directly related to the technology conversation at hand.

Current user. It's been my primary OS since around 2001.

People have a lot of opinions. My TLDR is if you're interested, try it out.

If your goal is to run Linux, do some normal desktop stuff, and try some games, you will do no programming.

There's a good chance you won't need the command line either (at first, anyway).

Linux is a very deep lake, but you don't need to buy scuba gear and learn underwater welding if you're just looking to spend a sunny day at the beach.

Pop!_OS is a great place to start. I suggest just getting the ISO and having a go. If you need help, start by reading the official guide:

https://support.system76.com/articles/install-pop/

I always suggest starting with the official documentation. If you ask people on forums, it's hard to tell who is a beach-goer, and who spends their days in scuba gear salvaging sunken ships.

I actually volunteered to moderate that sub specifically for this reason. I'm hoping mods will be contacted before subs are created to discuss.

IMO 'Vegetarian and Plant Based' is probably a more fitting sub name/subject.

I don't think Beehaw is ready for an honest conversation about veganism.

I'm using Gentoo.

If I wanted a smooth no-tinkering experience, I'd use Ubuntu. Or hell, steamos.

warcraft 2

lolol. great hint. I read it in that voice

I think you're arguing points that weren't made.

Individually owned automobiles and the systems required to support them are wasteful and polluting no matter how you power them.

Electric cars are better, yes. But their popularity is in a large part because they allow us to mostly maintain the status quo.

Do you think they are a sustainable long-term solution? Should we be planning our future around paved roads made almost exclusively for personally owned mostly single-occupant vehicles?