That’s par for the course in the Linux community unfortunately.

This is what’s at the end of Dawson’s Creek.

If any of us took the time to read the EULA on just about all of our services/devices you’d see all kinds of crap like this. The real question is would you still click “Accept”?

Imagine dual booting in 2025.

Imagine living somewhere where those in charge have even there smallest bit of spine.

And of they can’t due to the TPM requirement?

Why would you want people you upgrade to 11?

Do they though?

Wow. You’re in the same Olympics as the Republicans with these mental gymnastics.

Is it not the voters fault though?

Optimizations are relics of the past!

I think they’re scalies?

If only all the rats of the world combined into an unruly rat king… Then things would change.

Install Bottles.

This will only ever work if all vehicles were autonomous. Any human interaction introduces unpredictable behavior into an otherwise “perfect” system.

No. A trigger is a link to a negatives experience. This is noticing good things.

If your goal is to only cope then it’s fine; enjoy the delusion. If you went to accept things as they are, good and bad then no.

Found another POS that’s ok with genocide.

It might just be easier to backup your home folder and reinstall.

What’s your hardware?