20hzservers

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[–] 20hzservers 2 points 8 months ago (1 children)

I use mint and barely had to do much trouble shooting and once everything was working how I wanted it didn't break for me I just boot up and play, the things I had to trouble shoot were getting my headphones to work and my Logitech mouse keybindings but they were both 5min searches to find programs to install and fix the problems, if you use Linux for work it will probably be even easier.

[–] 20hzservers 2 points 8 months ago (3 children)

To add, if you are on the fence for this reason I'd do an 80/20 dual boot. Buy a second hard drive it doesn't have to be very big, then move your personal files to Linux and use that as a daily driver and have the second drive to just use for nothing but games that won't run on Linux but you really want to play/friends want to play with you. You'll find that you rarely have to use the second boot but the second drive will cover your bases for the edge cases, 256gb or even less should be just fine for the second drive since you should only have 1-2 games that won't play nice with Linux. I wouldn't partition unless you have a massive drive with space to spare it's just really annoying to get the space back into one portion if you decide to go back to a single partition.

[–] 20hzservers 1 points 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago)

Lick those boots clean, got it. Or you're the one wearing the boots in which case may I get your neck size in cm for the guillotine please 🥺

[–] 20hzservers 11 points 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago)

Well, the society we've had through "trial and error" got us to the point of climate collapse so maybe it deserves to be "nitpicked" a little bit. 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[–] 20hzservers 0 points 9 months ago

No point in arguing with the ignorant. Have a good one mate.

[–] 20hzservers 1 points 9 months ago (4 children)

I followed from your logic that you should be in support of collective bargaining by the labour force to negotiate a living wage in exchange for the collective labour the provide. But you don't apparently because you either intentionally or mistakenly believe the falsehood that employers willingly pay the full value of the labour they employ others to do. This has been shown to be false through most of human history.

[–] 20hzservers 0 points 9 months ago (2 children)

You don't know what you're talking about. Confidently incorrect.

[–] 20hzservers 0 points 9 months ago
[–] 20hzservers 1 points 9 months ago (9 children)

So you support unionisation of workers to demand higher wages? Because you seem ignorant of the fact people DO work and are NOT being paid a living wage for that work. The world doesn't owe billionaires anything either.

[–] 20hzservers 1 points 9 months ago (8 children)

Yes, every single day my man. I produce excess of the product that I make (I'm a coffee roaster), that is I produce more coffee in a day than I am able to consume myself. Due to my experience I am able to produce at not only a higher yield per hour than an inexperienced person would be able to but I'd also argue a higher quality product. Every single worker does this in some manner I luckily work for a company that shares my values and pays a fair chunk of that value I create back to me, our owners main job is sourcing coffee bean for us to roast and managing the business which he is paid for. In larger corporations the owners are the stockholders who do no actual production or value adding tasks of their own yet they reap a large chunk of the value created by their employees.

[–] 20hzservers 15 points 9 months ago (10 children)

No one is saying that society doesn't offer efficiencies over rugged invidualism but that the excess value that could go towards benefiting the living quality of all is hoarded by the rich. Eat the rich.

[–] 20hzservers 2 points 9 months ago

Damn why you gotta tempt a man with the forbidden dark meat. 🤣🙈 Thighs are my favourite cut and I love a med rare steak. But it feels so wrong 😔 but why does it feel so right 🤤.

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