Doesn’t seem to be the case here, but could it be due to subpixel rendering?

No thanks. I’ll wait for USB to develop their own writing and language first. They will get there one day.

As an Arch user, whatever suits you.

I installed Arch on my ThinkPad because.............................................................................................. uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuhhhhhhhh.................... I had an Arch sticker and I felt like I couldn’t use it if I didn’t use Arch.

Everyone has some reasons for their favorite distro.

Like Spanish Lidl that got 100kg of cocaine with bananas: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/jan/04/lidl-supermarket-cocaine-banana-delivery

And later Czech Lidl that also got 100kg of cocaine with bananas: https://www.euronews.com/2015/04/04/czech-republic-over-100kg-of-cocaine-found-in-supermarket-banana-shipment

*There’re

I see you attempted spoiler.

:::spoiler Spoiler name
Like this
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Welp, that was my only reason to specifically get a ThinkPad. I got to use one at school and quickly got used to it. I wanted to keep that experience, so I bought a ThinkPad. I’ve used the TrackPad precisely 0 times, I have it permanently disabled. If I run out of space for stickers, I’ll put them over the TrackPad as well.

I’d say the TrackPoint, once you get used to it, becomes an extension of the finger.

Only annoying thing is the occasional drift.

Being alive is a right, and dying should be too. Why keep someone in this misery against their will?

The situation is more dangerous than when support for Windows 7 ended in early 2020. Even before the official date, at the end of 2019, only around 20 percent of users were still using Windows 7. Over 70 percent were already using the new Windows 10.

There is still ESET Endpoint for Linux, but that’s for business users only.
Regular ESET NOD32 for home Linux desktop users was discontinued in August 2022.

Yeah, told the genie I want to be smart. Motherfucker turned me into a car.

Sleep, wait until the end. Just keep mostly going as usual, I won’t care about anything afterwards.

Only difference, I’d donate all my money. Perhaps, I’d try to get one of those smaller loans some banks offer instantly (without giving a reason) and donate that too. Not sure if mine does that as well.

But perhaps if I wasn’t a coward and nobody knew I was going to die anyway, I’d attempt to commit suicide for statistical reasons.

Makes me think about time travel again, because in this case the event could be caused by the time travel. I mean, the traveller goes back in time to cause an event that already happened. Perhaps that’s the only reason why I was going to die.
Could it work this way?
Oh, wait, that’s how it was in Interstellar, no? If you travel to the past you can only do things that cause you to travel to the past and do the exact same things.
Huh…

I am getting off-topic.

But it seems it was given access to some sandbox and ability to run commands in it. It then copied over what it believed was itself.

scp project/model_20_09_2024.bin user@model_deployment_v2:project/model_27_09_2024.bin

Do you have an example?

The only time I can imagine someone asking someone else to smile is when taking photos.

I searched for “Femboy Putin”.

I like them still greenish.

We’re on the other ends.

It’s basically your ID on the internet, at least if you’re the regular person using same address everywhere.

For me it was the opposite. Whenever I tried some game and I didn’t have luck it got boring. But passing it with god-power cheats was fun. Hell, I had most fun with GTA-SA after going through the game with cheats and then blowing up everything and everyone and spawning random vehicles to either use or blow up as well.

I probably spent the most time with train and planes. Also I think car mods, I don’t remember it that well anymore. Yeah, I think there was that mod garage near train station, definitely. That was a lof of fun too.

For me, cheats made 95% of the fun.