No weird config at all. I love the Debian experience specifically because it gets out of your way and I don’t have to jump through any hoops. But then they release a new version, I do the massive scary upgrade, and it just stops working. It happened a few times, so I just don’t do it anymore.

I love EndeavourOS. It’s easily the most stable Linux experience I’ve had.

Every time I do a point release upgrade on Debian the whole system breaks. It’s so smooth until that point, but if I have to reinstall the OS anyway then I’m going back to EndeavourOS (which is what I’m using now)

Jesus was an electrician?

They’re making it really hard to like them.

But I want buttons. Without buttons I always do the wrong gesture.

Thanks for the thorough answer. I guess I’ll just scrap this orbital data centre I was building.

How do the fins help if there’s no hot material being jettisoned? Are we assuming there is some atmosphere that will absorb the heat through (I’m guessing) convection?

He may not believe in thermodynamics

How does thermodynamics make this a bad idea? Is it because the heat generated can’t escape?

The article doesn’t describe the nature of the pivotal moment, or what De Jong is coming to terms with.

At first I assumed you hadn’t read the article and I almost mocked you for it. Then I decided to read the article first, and learned that the information is not in the article.

It’s more than one and one third dozen dozens.

I can see this angle too.

This is hype to make them sound badass.

LibreOffice is generally better anyway. I’ll admit there are some formatting things I find smoother in Office, but overall it’s bloatware and it keeps crashing. I really hate Office and avoid it whenever I can.

Nay

I have some old Tupperware I could spare.

Thank you China

What do you suggest?

Just trust the government with your identity bro