Just replace them as soon as you notice the surface is broken.

So like twice a month?

work on your reading comprehension.

You’re either being intentionally obtuse or disingenuous.

Or I’m simply disagreeing with you. I’m not disagreeing to disagree, I just simply am not convinced by your arguments.

you wouldn’t count people who bought that refrigerator as Linux users, would you?

No, I would not.

If they’re not exposed to any operational functions of the OS, then counting them as users of the OS is dishonest.

Right, but the steam deck exposes all that perfectly fine, a lot of uses simply choose not to engage with that. Someone using debian but then only touching the web browser still counts as them using linux surely.

I mean his nose is perfectly accessible so it only makes sense to.

But that’s true for anything. you could swap out the OS under gnome and most users wouldn’t notice either.

I’d probably call Big Picture the Desktop environment in this case. Yes it’s a simplified linux experience, but it’s not not linux.

I’m assuming it’s referring to the batteries

That seems easy enough to make. Weave some metal thread into the paper or some such and you’ll jam most shredders handily.

They’re using a curated overlay for Linux

This is commonly known as a “distro”. SteamOS is just particularly good at being user friendly for it’s fairly narrow use-case.

Now try it with the selfie camera on your phone

Either that or have hinted at force powers earlier in the movie at least.

There’s no such thing as dying of old age. Just dying of something where you’re old enough where people go “yeah that tracks” instead of “oh no! so young!”.

For anyone reading along: That’s called hexchat these days.

I honestly find adult Anakin to be way more annoying.

Except for comedic purposes. Sometimes a bleep just sounds more vulgar than the swear word it’s hiding.

I think you’ve answered your own question.

Surely it could just wait with signaling the end of the program until the water has drained?

Thank god not everyone does this or you’d see millions of them everywhere. There’s definitely the odd deranged dog owner who thinks it a good idea to – instead of cleaning up the dog shit – package it such that it does not ever decay.

I’ve got a tendency to pick these up and throw them out because otherwise I’ll be looking at them for months.

A dutch bicycle. Made from steel, with a kickstand, a chainguard a dynamo and internal gear. Built to last.

If you want to spend slightly more, go for one with a hub dynamo. Those have way less resistance, and don’t have a tendency to stop working in snowy weather.

I’m still on the original google pixel, and I am dreading the day I’m forced to upgrade. It has the backside fingerprint sensor, and is in general pretty much the platonic ideal of a smartphone.