LordKitsuna

Worm of Theseus?

Didn't read the link, but it's also irrelevant as it would be roughly as effective as asking a statue to dance. You can't reason someone out of an opinion they made based purely on emotion.

And I'm sure that the article says try to make it about them but that doesn't work either then it's a personal attack. They won't change their minds until it actually for real fully affects them at which point it's too late to do anything about it

Not going to lie I kind of wish they had kept the Dead Space that the screen created. I feel like it's not going to be as comfortable with everything just shoved in tight like that I actually really really like the spacing that the screen on the steam deck provides

No no, just buy the correct thing that should have been purchased in the first place. Stainless steel. Safe inert and lasts forever. I always hated plastic utensils now I have a justification from my hatred

The hair was the first thing

Firefox mobile supports ublock origin

Firefox mobile supports ublock origin

The amount of disconnect with reality in the comments on this is / will continue to be hilarious

I will second this, I could never bother with the effort that is required to do wire floss correctly but I got a waterpik and I was able to do it regularly. I'm now to the point that I can use the highest pressure level without causing any gum bleeding so it's still strengthens your gums because 10 is nasty (on the countertop model)

It's funny because as somebody that's been using Linux full-time for over 10 years I actually really really really really hate that Ubuntu is considered beginner friendly because I often find very very simple tasks incredibly frustrating on it.

I know that everybody disagrees with me but I genuinely think that something based on arch like Endeavor OS is genuinely more beginner friendly. You don't have to fight with repositories to get up to date drivers, virtually any piece of software you could ever want is either already in the extra/community repo or available through the Aur. And while yes it is possible that an update could end up causing an issue on your system Pac-Man is just way way better about not completely destroying the system and it is pretty easy to roll back. Even in a really really bad worst case scenario booting from a live USB and rolling back with chroot is easy enough I've actually walked people through it before.

Meanwhile the amount of times on both Debian and Ubuntu that I have had apt completely eviscerate a system just trying to do basic updates and then just bail out Midway leaving the system so broken that the terminal barely functions anymore is frustrating. And there's no particularly easy path to fixing that because dpkg is a fucking nightmare. Yes in the majority of those cases the system was multiple years out of date but that's no excuse I have updated art systems that were upwards of almost 10 years out of date and other than me having to manually update the key ring and reinitialize the signatures it was able to Simply jump right to the latest just fine.

Not stainless steel, looks terrible (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻)

The solution is to stop drinking any liquids like 4 hours before bed and pee right before bed. That way you can just become dehydrated overnight which means that when you wake up you will want water desperately which will help you get your ass out of bed too