The Pogues:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9jbdgZidu8

“Like a midget at a urinal, I was going to have to keep on my toes”

–break-on-reject should help.

Me? Not really. The people I hear complaining the most are those that:

1. have no clue where their tax dollars go.
2. are most likely to make use of government services, and complain the loudest if those services are changed or removed.
3. think we pay FAR more taxes than every other country (am in Canada).

If you can, try deleting all the partitions and re-create them using GPT instead of DOS (MBR) and see if it then shows the same. Also agree that you should make your boot partition 1G.

You’re just a straight shooter, with upper management written all over you.

Astro Chicken (Space Quest III).

I often go through this:

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Pacman/Tips_and_tricks

You can quickly remove all unused packages with this command: (from the article above)

pacman -Qdtq | pacman -Rns -

My arch install is many years old, I don’t feel the need to re-install.

I just looked up the initial release, it was in August 2001. I don’t remember the first time I used it, but it was probably 20 years ago. Still remains my favourite for the reasons you mentioned.

Yes and no. I probably am a bit better off than my parents, but they raised 4 kids and I raised none. My Mom was mostly stay at home (went back to work after all us kids moved out). My spouse has a good career, which is an added bonus.

Maybe just be a better person and forget the extra security?

I use “Feeds”. Click on the menu, then select Feeds, and then Friends. You will still get ads, but it is much better than the default feed.

Call it bloom if you want, but it is really mold.

To stop the lightdm from starting, you should be able to disable it by this command:

sudo systemctl disable lightdm

If XFCE still starts automatically, then check your .bash_profile. If there is a line like:

exec startxfce4

then put a # in front of it. Once that is done, you can start XFCE any time by typing exec startxfce4 at the command line. When in XFCE, if you log out it should put you back to your command prompt.

I think this is misleading. As the aero of the cars improved over the years, it made the air following the cars more turbulent, thus making it ever harder to pass. This was a main factor in introducing DRS.

Yes. I am old and patient, and have a lot of games to play. I also really dislike DRM.

Fallout 4, since it released on GOG this week.

Yes, and also watched the Diggnation netcast.

Planet Claire - B52’s

Morrowind