

By spinning headless server machines, you’d probably run way more of them. And the process of allocating ressource, transferring image and spinning it will probably be much faster.
Tell us how it goes!
I have too many toothbrushes


By spinning headless server machines, you’d probably run way more of them. And the process of allocating ressource, transferring image and spinning it will probably be much faster.
Tell us how it goes!


Eating gummy bears.


My summer job gives us Mascot workwear. They’re so great I wear them all the time.


Voyager


Battery life (>5000mAh) and price (<$200) comes first - long days of work, often outside, it’be nice but.


While mint is neat, Ubuntu or any distro with gnome would work in the “very graphical, large icons” sense.
I dont know about mint, but debian does security updates automatically and just politely asks for a reboot now and then, perfect for an “unattended” device.
Yum Yum or Mama


Singing in The rain
Casabianca
In a way I did: shotgun marriage, she was 4 months already
I paid for mine on r/hungryartists - I think it’s a cool drawing & I am happy with it.
That was a very, very long time ago of course.


As “management” goes, my fav is Kittens Game


Made it to level 23 before my phone’s browser crashed. What a glorious mess!


There’s a French speaking /r/ over there that bans an @jlai.lu user and remove their post when they link to Lemmy.


HAHAHAHA what the eff? Where does that come from? (I know it’s semi-old because of the vertical toolbar)


Gnome is the best UI there is IMO. Anything else is cluttered, or privacy-invasive, or both.
I am a sucker for indirect, coloured washes aiming at the ceiling

You didn’t specify a context, did you?
I mean, this is “ambient lighting” amrite?

As available in France, tho only for €60 less.
And you pay €30 for fedora (?)

Woah! Never seen this in France, ever. You can even get it os-free!
The difference in pricing is concerning tho.
It’s the only way of having a truly “popular” army, one you can’t have to do your shortsighted near-term political objectives, but will only really stand to defend their own.
There are many pitfalls in such endeavours : the first not having an entire brainwashed target population for service (no, I’m not going to name names: there are just too many), the main second is having both alternatives possible for true pacifists & no easy way of avoiding it / having it too easy through class or education etc.
Belgium used to have a choice of 1 year military or …2 years civil service. I think it was fair, if you really can’t stand to bear arms, go lift gurneys and wash hospitals floors for 2 years.
In any case, it is always better than a “professional” army where (mostly) clueless kids exchange their literal lives for a salary, some form of job security and stuff.