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france will lend a player to the americans, who then goes on to score the winner in extra time.

i bet the dipshit can’t even name a rule of soccer other than the generalization “you can’t touch the ball with your hands”… and even that would be stressing the brain cell a bit.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tab-session-manager/

boss has this on her pc. put it on after she did accidentally “lose” all her tabs once (she keeps many open and restores session on re-launch). she hasn’t since. and it’s been years.

absolutely. my 30+ years experience says work and personal should be separate devices with no exceptions. and the ‘work’ one should be what they want on it, how they want it. if you then get malware, it’s on them–not you. if you want something different, ask and get permission first.

in other words. they can’t find any legitimate issues with the mayor of new york and how he’s governing and presenting himself to his constituents and the public, so they came up with this line of bullshit about thermostat settings.

updates, sure. let discover or gnome software do 'em.

my debian won’t break the system.

to install, though? i’d rather see exactly what’s going on. i don’t always want to bring in every tom, dick and recommend. i use aptitude.

and was nearly identical to its predecessor which was signed by clinton with strong bipartisan support from congress. nafta’s origins date back to reagan’s campaign and his call for a north american free trade zone ~ 1979

it would compress well for an archival backup, so that’s what i’d do for the ‘originals’.

if your long message chains look anything like mine, there’s far more quoted material overall than new text in most mails; and not all new text would be relevant to whatever is being saved… so it’d be quicker to do it the other way–copy and paste what you did want to new documents instead of trying to clean up these long compilations by deleting what you don’t.

just wait a few more years and the traditional cold weather kit won’t be needed.

all my winter coats, mittens, gloves, scarves, and boots. all completely unused the last two winters… except for one light knit hat… the two winters before that, same-except i wore gloves a couple times.

and when yer nekkid, the mosquitoes have a bigger target.

mosquitoes are not a problem in the winter.

the keycode is laser-etched onto one of the nails holding it together.

this got me wondering if anyone ever submitted a résumé to cvs on a roll of receipt paper.

yup. works very well. been using it whenever an image fails to boot properly on my multiboot usb…

i pieced together a comparable 2tb on pcpartpicker, using the cheapest reputable choices and vendors. it was about $200-250 less for the pc (without an os) in a standard matx tower form factor.

an image viewer with the feature set and workflow of irfanview on windows.

you’re on the right track, i think, but not bazzite–that carries a lot of extra stuff that isn’t necessary here. just ordinary fedora silverblue. clean up the app grid or put dash-to-dock on it and put the few launchers they need down on that. gnome is actually a good desktop for basic users that just need to run one or a few applications. updates are somewhat frequent but should be almost entirely automatic.

i have a few users like your parents on endless os, which is similar to silverblue, just based on an in-house immutable debian instead of silverblue’s fedora base. i rarely ever hear from them, it ‘just works’. i also have it at home, it’s currently my only linux desktop there (i do most my ‘work’ at the office, home is just doom-scrolling and media for the most part these days). updates are less frequent but endless is switching to a gnome os base with the next major version. that will probably increase the frequency of updates a bit compared to their older debian base. that upgrade to v7 should be mostly invisible to the user, they’ve done a good job in the past with upgrades.

it was my mom who ‘taught’ me how to skip ads on tv. we had one of the earliest betamax when i was a kid, she recorded everything she watched and always fast-forwarded through the commercials. that first vcr had dials for channel changing and could only do one scheduled recording… but it was used a lot

… my blocking ads is a courtesy so you don’t waste your time, cpu cycles, and bandwidth on serving them to me.

many were there first, long before microsoft bought the site. but now? yea. why tf are people still using it.

life: “it looks like you have some free time, how about a few ‘unforeseen circumstances’ to liven things up a bit?”