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Unmarked jokes about teslas don't seem to perform well here

I actually own a Tesla 3 which has (like all 3s) no emergency release in the back, so I added glass breaking hammers both sides

I do understand that emergency actions need to both easy and trained so a pull string in the door pocket isn't nearly as good as a handle and even better you don't need to tell every passenger how to get out when it's a lever rather than a button

Some physicists think they do. I have heard two different ideas though both summarise to "time is a side effect of the universe operating

Very bad. It is probably online yet doesn't set its time via NTP

Good job by the assailant getting the teacher with an 18th century weapon (you say "shooting" – gun or bow?)

We are going to need to drop "boring" from that. It's getting exciting

So future CEO shooters should hit legs then heads, avoid the armoured areas

The descriptions I have read have let me think that the only 3d printed part is the receiver, the rest is made from matching spare parts

The receiver was the only part with a serial number (law has changed recently and now all parts are marked)

The guillotines are metaphorical. We really mean guns and bombs

The one person interviewed by media who had spoken with Luigi said the note (manifesto/confession) wasn't at the standard of Luigi's other writing, his style, his philosophy, his reading

I hope he is acquitted even if he is the guy behind the gun

Though the simple act of planting evidence on the suspect. No alibi beats a confession note and an untraceable gun

I suspect the graph is missing a recent rise in usage of Firefox. I feel like Firefox became popular again in late 2024 which isn't on that graph

I don't like that your graph key indicates the pay line is in $US millions then the axis is in millions not units. Indicating that the values are in millions of millions which seems unlikely

I presume you know that your account is marked as automated, as a bot

I have been using Linux for a long time. I have installed many distributions, many different distributions. I can't say I have ever had a problem with installers except:

• Unsupported hardware, especially in kernel versions 2.4.*
• Non-free wifi on Debian on laptops
• Less than ideal partitioning on automatic, so I haven't let it auto partition much since red hat in the 2000s. I let Mint auto partition my wife's machine recently and that went fine.

Do you have super odd hardware? Do your computers lie to the installer about present hardware?

If 3 is worse than 1, -1 is better. So I don't agree with you. WSL is at +∞

Any distribution is better

When it's not an emergency the button to open the door is nice, and it's hardly ever an emergency. The manual opening is easy enough that knowing about it is enough

It seems to have become a vehicle to promote Canonical's paid products. Also it prefers snaps over packages. Also it's not as good as Mint for those wanting what Ubuntu used to be

For desktop environments gnome and kde are excellent and force each other to improve

I don't think Libre Office has a good competitor aside from Microsoft Office which hardly matters in the open source world but Libre Office works in windows too

There are several file explorers, many terminal emulators

Debian is good for that, unless the system is a laptop with no RJ45 port and a wireless card which needs a non-free driver