I have relatives who moved to the states, they tend to come down once a year since they have their own business and can easily take off time whenever, whereas for me as a full-time employee it’s not so simple. I’ve already not visited the states in quite a few years so that part isn’t a loss for me at least.
I dunno if they will visit this year though, that will be interesting to see what happens with that.
I wanted to visit New York City but never had the chance.
I’m not going to be going any time soon, that’s for sure.
sometimes issues crop up with bleeding-edge updates, just keep an eye on the forums before updating.
So to me, that sounds not ideal for someone new to Linux.
Fatalities likely would have been the more correct word to use, yeah.
I know someone who was fed up with Windows recently, and they decided it’s finally time to switch to Linux. Me and another person recommended Linux Mint, but they got many other recommendations for Arch. They went with Arch, and it hasn’t gone boom yet, but I’m not sure if it’s a matter of time or what.
I have heard Arch is more “stable” these days than it used to be, but I’m not sure.
I use Ubuntu myself except for on my ThinkPad where I use Mint, and I’m gonna switch to Mint on my desktop eventually.
I would guess no, just so Elon can feel like he’s right. lol
One of my neighbors has a model 3 and I don’t think he knew.
That said, I’ll take what you said on faith, because I think you’re spot on with everything else.
I mean, it’s not a secret that governments everywhere run really outdated software (think things like Windows 7 and older) because “it works”, so it really shouldn’t be too surprising.
I mean, if USA invades, there’s nothing we can do.
Many sources are saying he did a nazi salute because, wait for it… He did a nazi salute.
Active user numbers is probably less than 1 million, but still, 30 million accounts created is quite likely pretty good.
I feel like the reason the reason why it’s taking off so much is because it’s not federated.
It’s like people hear the term federation and they get afraid. I know it’s not that simple but still.
In other words, people don’t know what they actually need.
Is America great yet?
That would be a truly dark day. I never liked their centralized dashboard functionality, it always seemed cumbersome to me.
I hope that doesn’t happen, but I guess if it does, I will really need to find a different monitoring tool.
Is that just for the centralized dashboard portion? I tend to use each instance of it standalone, and primarily for the email alerts.
Seconding Netdata, I’ve been using it for years. It’s pretty great.
I had that happen at a Taco Bell once.
I really wanted Taco Bell, so I waited 40 minutes in line while the person in front of me was arguing with the employees at the window. I’m not sure if it was someone arguing over expired coupons for 40 minutes, or if it was some annoying shithead trying to do a viral stunt or what the problem was, but I really wanted Taco Bell and I was going to get it.
edit: It was worth the wait, but only just barely.
Wow, that’s a really complete list. Thanks for sharing! I might check out Dokploy some time, it sounds interesting.
It’s concerning because he’s the leader of arguably the most powerful nation in the world. That’s not a good thing.