desktop_user [they/them] @ desktop_user @lemmy.blahaj.zone

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Nah, too much moderation, go with one of the many more niche *chans, or even just one of the 8chan clones.

almost any computer made in the last two decades can run Linux, I wouldn't recommend trying to use it on a laptop though (laptops frequently choose to think different [not follow specifications]). For distros I would recommend Debian because almost all software that is made for Linux gets tested on it.

If they are violent and on the streets won't that boost sales of vehicles with "rock proof" windows? like the one that muskrat is trying to sell?

Think of the economy, think of the consumer demand for items to defend themselves with.

the same could be applied to humans... but then who would buy consumer goods?

In all seriousness though the only solution is for the cost of living to go down and for a UBI to exist so that the average person can choose to not work and strikes are a legitimate threat to business because they can more feasibly last for months.

is this related to the mRNA vaccine for COVID 19?

I don't know anyfamily who didn't eat most if not all of the died eggs after or around Easter.

I can barely count the number of alarm clocks that I ended up destroying by hitting the snooze button on two hands.

they can provide headaches if you stare at them too long (and are playing 2d games) (too long may be >20 hours)

lentils, featuring onion and garlic

probably not the lowest quality, but an allarm clock from walmart that sheared/tore off the prongs from its plug leaving them in the outlet. (to have some charity I was putting significant strain on it)

the main advantage of full sized keebs iirc is that some programs have key combos involving F keys or home/end and don't support changing the mapping (Minecraft shakes fist at sky F3+g)

I see a distinct lack of F13-F15, assuming 1.12.2 or 1.7.10 (1.13 and newer added F16-F25)

that is such a cool looking structure, I wish that more cities had the "wires strewn about" vibe.

I'll give you shit for the obvious jpeg blocking and sinusoidal patterns

they have something that claims to be able to do it, I haven't personally verified it, but generic on device voice recognition has gotten pretty decent.

yeah, and if you want something that doesn't spy on you your only real option is home assistant.

and those are private vehicles, commercial as their use may be.

enforcing it generally requires money

it could also be me being bitter about how schools don't ever offer the raw image files after you pay for the photo. If some asshole wants to ruin the image with post processing they should at least be forced to give the raw to the client.

cool, hopefully they don't fuck up the Java release.