BoastfulDaedra @ BoastfulDaedra @lemmynsfw.com

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Windows 11 actually won't run on all of them due to inconsiderate and arbitrary system requirements... but otherwise yes.

Linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux. linux.

I'm not worried. Justices face and expect radical threats all the time.

I see you like to cherry pick, because what you're citing supports my argument better than yours.

Remember Jan 6th? That was their attempt at a civil war. We believe them, we just don't give a damn because they're like that anyway.

No it isn't. Light-driven fusion has zero applicability to a bomb.

Read the article.

Nah, the "a"s are silent.

I'll forgive you... but fuck who your state elected.

What's that Lassie? Little Texas is trapped in the oil well??

Juhpoogga.

I would watch that movie.

You sit the FUCK BACK DOWN, BOMBADIL! You won a Tolkien sweepstakes and got name dropped in the book, that's all!!!

I read that as "Yan-dolf".

I am not even making this up.

No, I was thinking of Xerox's initial investigation into rectangular-window based use environments, which literally every single GUI desktop system inherits from. It's name wasn't especially relevant, given it was the only element of its kind at the time.

Most early on, people saw it from Apple. I'm most certainly not referring to the very modern (if simplified) X Window System, which I happen to have in a BSD VM.

My point, which you seem to agree with, is that Xerox did it first, Apple just brought it to market. They didn't invent it, and they didn't ultimately innovate it any more than Microsoft, Sun, KDE, GNOME, or anyone else did; they just served as the earliest exposure most people got to the concept.

Gotta love ProtonDB. What an incredibly progressive project.

I also have an Nvidia. It's still plug-n-play. Everything runs fine.

Didn't they steal most of that from X? As in Xerox's graphical desktop environment? It was around long before Apple grabbed it.

I miss my old Nokia.

You could write custom apps and load them onto it over Bluetooth.

Apparently Proton has a drive service now...