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Started with Mint, next tried Ubuntu and I just stuck with it for now. It’s a polished experience although sometimes snaps issues show up, so I’ve been considering switching to either PopOS 24.04 when it comes out or trying out Nix.
Started with Mint, next tried Ubuntu and I just stuck with it for now. It’s a polished experience although sometimes snaps issues show up, so I’ve been considering switching to either PopOS 24.04 when it comes out or trying out Nix.
Read somewhere it’s mostly due to not enough sunlight exposure as kids. The eyes can sense out how much to grow thanks to sunlight, however in the absence of it it causes myopia.
I hate how when there is any picture of Soviet blocks it’s always shot in autumn or winter when it’s overcast. I live in an ex Soviet country and when these bad boys are maintained they can outperform new apartments, be it in functionality, amenities or price.
Don’t fall for the propaganda. Learn the truth: https://youtu.be/oRQVl8Fmg4U
This guy has no idea about economies of scale
Honestly voting now is to little too late. The Overton window isn’t anywhere near the point of allowing actually meaningful change and the 4-5 year cycle of voting is too slow. If we really want to solve anything, the change should be systemic. Still, voting is important.
Counterpoint: the brown part
This is more than just a full stack, this is stack overflow.
please clap
First effort post, although the effort involved is very miniscule
Not the original probably but if you want to know the context look here: https://daily.jstor.org/can-we-use-art-to-warn-future-humans-about-radioactive-waste/
14 year old with 10yoe of contributing to the Linux kernel is exactly the current IT market is looking for