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Do you mean “provinces” as in federal states or as in hillbilly regions?
German guy fed up with reddit for now
Do you mean “provinces” as in federal states or as in hillbilly regions?
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I mean, FF is the default browser and this also might rub some people the wrong way - having the developer of the only relevant free and open, non-google browser bow to a dictatorship
Queue the “I’m still worthy” thor meme
Really? I thought this was only the case with Quebecois and French
No i write some spaghetti with a lot of bools
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Yea, because “What’s your fields of study most complex, unanswered question” is a perfect english sentence
Programming is quite literally creative problem solving, so I doubt that programmers lack creativity.
Autocomplete and Clippy havent translated a script from one language into another for me without major errors yet.
I run Ubuntu with Gnome on my linuxed Surface. Ubuntu because I wanted something that works and since I mostly browse the web with it. I personally prefer Gnome for touch interfaces because a lot of it works intuitively with a touch screen.
Note that there’s the surface-linux kernel, with the default kernel, some things might not work out of the box.
It might just be local network traffic or a dev env. Not to mention that https is just unnecessary overhead for some usecases, especially when only GETting data.
You also have to consider that roots homedir is in /root and not home, so if you’d just assume it’s /home/$USER you’d get in trouble when your programm is run or compiled as root.
Interested in Linux? Getting a degree in Cyber Security?
A used ThinkPad. The older the better
Even if Fedora has a spin with the same DE, from my experience, Mint/Ubuntu still has a higher chance just work on a given system.
I love Fedora and use it pretty much exclusively, but the out of the box experience of Mint and Ubuntu is still a bit better for the average user imho.