Linux: it ain’t Windows.

Fedora is what it is today because of his vision. Good job, Matthew, and good luck.

Franken could have come back but I think he resigned and has stayed gone because fuck that shit. If people want to be shitty and bay for blood like animals over stupid shit, then fuck all y’all. Can’t say I blame him. Plus nobody had the balls to stand with him while it was happening.

Very no.

You must have met my wife. My oath, the amount of fucking yarn and fabric in her stacked to the ceiling sewing room is horrendous. She couldn’t knit enough blankets in her lifetime to use up half of it.

Check release notes before you upgrade and see what it’s going to break. Immich introduces breaking changes quite often at this point.

A professional would have a lighter return spring in the slide to not jam on subsonics. In fact, an amateur with half a brain would have as well.

As long as it’s a mutual creampie.

I’d have taken that chance.

What always irritated me about Gnome was that when Mutter crashed, I lost anything I was working on. When Plasma crashes, it’ll bring my applications back. The GC bug Gnome had for years was what pushed me to KDE because I couldn’t trust it to not nuke whatever I was working on. Never looked back.

Well, that and the Gnome devs thinking they know how everyone needs to use their DE. That was fucking irritating, especially when they’d break extensions with nary a care.

That’s about it. I call it “Camp Constipation Mode”.

That I can go three days without pooping if I’m out backpacking.

All your future are belong to us.

It’ll get you past the AI for human eyes to land on the resume. But having hired a lot of IT guys in the past, I would take experience and no certs over certs and no experience.

Actually, I was going to say both those shows.

I can’t imagine going back to having to manage my installations and software updates manually. I now have someone that downloads, tests and packages every new version with my operating system, and OS upgrades are likely to have been rolled out over a few channels until when it hits stable, it’s probably known to work well (in non-cutting edge distros).

I wouldn’t want to go back to having to keep track of when a package updates and download it from some site that may or may not be the authors, and then hope to hell Microsoft actually does something approaching quality control on their janky, security-through-obscurity OS before releasing an update that proceeds to brick my machine.

Just use Virtmanager or Boxes or something that doesn’t use DKMS every time it updates.

Virtualbox is a bad habit that’s best not to start.

Like, what distros? All the majors I’ve used in the last 5 years have pretty sane defaults. Except Arch, of course, because the packagers just put in what the devs send.

I was devastated when I couldn’t use my floppy drives anymore.