This feels like terrible advice for the majority of people who, in my personal experience, do not enjoy troubleshooting.

This might be fun advice for someone who enjoys troubleshooting.

Probably because he looks like he’s absolutely vibing, and the majority of people would not in fact recognize him as famous music producer Rick Rubin.

Big Enough, unironically.

Nice job! I’ve been toying with the idea of hosting a Maplestory server for the nostalgia.

I would genuinely not recommend Linux at all for someone who “needs help if their TV is set to the wrong input”. Just being completely honest there.

But if you’re absolutely set on it, probably Mint.

Edited to add:

1. Currently using Cachyos.
2. Few months.
3. Very often.
4. Too many to list. I’ll put it this way, I’ve started an ongoing library of issues and how I fixed them.

Actual has been great for my partner and me. Highly recommend!

Good coolers are not that expensive. I’d write this one off, personally.

Have you tried Dokuwiki?

Even the cracker is an unapologetic transphobe and Rowling supporter. Downloading their crack felt just as dirty to me as buying it.

I do not know, I cannot sign the petition and just working with the info on the site.

I think it depends on the country. If you click on their instructions for different countries—Itally, for example—they have screenshots that show needing a document number like a Personal ID card.

My understanding is you need to input identification data, like a driver’s license just as an example, to sign.

They expect some invalidating, hence aiming for over the million, but why do you think a “fair chunk” will be from USA specifically?

Ah, I didn’t notice it was a different colour than the spaces.

This one doesn’t work though. Last line first word.

My partner and I reduced our red meat intake but I don’t think I could stop completely. A steak a few times a year just hits the spot too much. I’m keen for lab grown though.

Yeah that’s why I switched too. AMD is not perfect either but, lesser of two evils it felt like.

Big if true, I just started running again this year. Ran a fair bit almost a decade ago, still have back pain though.

Oh I didn’t buy from a scalper. Well, not a third party scalper, to preempt the comments saying retail is scalping as well.

Right now I’m using OneDrive because I have a decent chunk of storage that comes with my family office 365 plan. However, I am hoping to not renew that plan when it comes due, and I’m not yet sure what other provider I’m going to switch to, so this is mostly an unhelpful answer lol.

Automatic backups of my most precious data. Photos, project work, important documents. Some are backed up weekly and some monthly but all automatic. Archived onto a separate partition, copied to external HDD, and then uploaded to cloud storage.