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No thanks

MS has been using Linux on their servers for years

Where can I find beforehand which laptop supports S3? Are there any know brands that do?

Yeah, that’s what they have been saying for years

It would say Prototype­Filter­Stub­Facade­Bridge­Decorator­Task­Request­Map­Event­Exporter­Info­Model­Request­Iterator

I believe OpenSUSE uses something called “meta” packages that contain a bunch of other packages. For example if there’s games-meta package it will fetch a bunch of games and during update it may try to install them again. Search through installed packages and see if you have any meta ones.

It’s so you cannot share the image by itself. A static page with .jpg and nothing else won’t have all that sweet tracking and ads that everyone should enjoy.

Wait wait wait. Tell me more. I’ve been using these but never did any research - are they really not biodegradable?

When half of the apps your’re using start supporting wayland properly

Also check out Thinkpad z13 and z16, they are very fine similar machines as well

webdev level of bs

Based

I choose nothing.

Or a website

It is a cross-platform terminal that supports only bash and only on Linux and MacOS

Of course it will. It is the same reason MS and Sony release new consoles right before Xmass. It’s the same tactic here and it works.

The biggest advantage of New Vegas over F3/F4 is that it had actual meaningful quests with multiple paths of resolution. I’m not sure if there’s audience for fetch quests in Mojave but YMMV

Because I can actually observe my adopted cat loving me more with every passing month. We’re learning each other, he communicates with me and gets closer and closer. For the first year he didn’t even think about cuddling but now he’s on my laps everyday. It’s really nice to feel him liking me more and more so I like him back as well. It’s a very positive circle of affection.

That’s just modern web dev

A feature exists for 1 day in KDE and we’re already bashing Gnome for its slow dev time?

My perspective is that it’s there so it shows up on search results for “installing Linux” and recommends WSL over bare metal. At least that’s how I understand the wording.

But who knows.

Well, they’re doing it so we will see