Not necessary, we it body spend a lot of effort to cool and we do a lot of other stuff. If a dragon is sleeping mostly he doesn’t need so much. Also you don’t need any energy to maintain temperature. You just need enough to compensate for what you use. So let’s say they mostly sleep and have really good insulation, they are fine. Or just sleep in a pit of lava.

Cold fusion sounds also feasible, given it’s a mystical creature.

Any food gives energy, so you can either eat some which is packed with chemical burn value (oil/coal/peat…) or just eat a lot of “normal valued” food like humans. Third option is they have really good processing and insulation (humans dump most again because it takes to long to process).

Or a lower priority target. Unfortunately my home was on the way to Dresden

In Germany it’s common consensus that payment is done once the work is finished and billed accordingly. Of course for prolonged projects you agree on several installments.

Just recently I learned that according to law your monthly utility payments (for flats) are still your money until you get a proper bill.

Deacon doesn’t

FOSS is free and open source software, which is free to use and it’s source code is disclosed and allowed to used to variable extend, often (definitely not always) owned by private people or non profit organizations. “Just” freeware is usually used for proprietory software, which is free to use, but undisclosed source, so nobody can look under the hood and see what it actually does.

Wow, that being a thing sounds surreal Oo

https://github.com/ncarlier/readflow/ together with https://github.com/ncarlier/feedpushr

https://youtu.be/C1RPyyGCOK4

What is a black and mild?

Unfortunately I can’t check that, because oats cause my intestines to go postal

That is probably very distro dependent, I’m currently using bazzite on my daily driver and there the “updater” goes over absolutely everything: system images, custom dnf packages, containers, apt-get inside distrobox, flatpak… I guess also Android apps in way droid, but that I haven’t gotten into yet.

I understand your argument, just isn’t the GUI version meant to work without external instructions? Otherwise I don’t really see a point in it. That instructions are mainly for terminal is probably because it’s easier and clearer than posting screen shots, and that for both authors and users. But that might just be my impression.

Mounting of USB drive is automatic, SFTP can be done with file browser (bookmarking). Permanent nfs mounting, like you do in fstab I don’t know, maybe in the “drives” program. I would honestly argue that this is not a casual use case, but yes, I get your point. In the end it simply depends on the desktop environment.

I use CLI a lot because I find it much more convenient, so I’m genuinely curious where do you actually still need it in a modern distro as a standard user?

Maybe he stole it? Or a crewman

Mint is based on Ubuntu and Kali/Ubuntu are based on Debian. That is kinda what the meme is about ;)

Yeah, I only got it after I bumped into it second time

And suddenly I need a vacuum robot!

There is actually a very good technique for it, but I keep forgetting it, or messing it up