Not to mention that destroying quite a few refineries and storages of oil has just released quite a fair bit of extra emissions, and wasn’t utilised at all. 0% efficient use.

Gosh, the one frame probably didn’t even have a reference time to work from.

A backscratcher

Ah you mean the capitalisation.

So does pacman, I don’t see what package manager doesn’t confirm with y/n for safety.

I replaced a fan on my Lenovo ThinkPad so yeah, it wasn’t difficult except for that moment of adding the right amount of thermal paste.

Great showerthoughts from this one

Absolutely. China is primarily a technological powerhouse by this stage but all based on either buying up patents or improving existing tech. Their fusion reactor is on par with ITER’s or better, while the US did something fundamentally new, attempting fusion with lasers. This illustrates the difference: they are following, not leading the scientific endeavour.

But that will just make it bla… Oh…

Same, but saw the ‘piracy/linux’ in post title and knew it had to be him.

Opened a post about how to play pirated games and it got reported.

Oh god the meme is true

Sucks for them cryogenically preserved humans whose neurons won’t be firing.

Lutris is the answer to this post’s question.

I literally thought it was a reference to US-Iran but it’s a legit showerthought.

This is most important, if OP isn’t using any ‘enterprise’ apps, they should be able to function on FOSS, wine or proton apps.

Yes.

I get the impression it’s a very balanced relationship: Fedora develops, Redhat devs perfect, then it gets thrown back to Fedora. I’m not well read on the subject, but Fedora isn’t hating on their positioning.

In ‘Rise of Endymion’, the ‘Magic Carpet’ creates a kind of force field that keeps its occupants in, and the wind out. But you can still slam and splatter into lots of bits if you hit a rock wall. The force field isn’t that powerful.

You can downvote a post on Lemmy but you’re still looking at it, maybe examining it, thinking, is this post relevant to others?

So not having an algorithm to remove it from your life completely makes you less of a neuron-firing drone and more a consciously thinking person.

Linda and Leslie Hamilton, yes