Might just be a South Park reference
Might just be a South Park reference
I shower twice a day at about 5 minutes a piece. Once shortly after waking up and again in the evening either shortly before bed or immediately after working out. First up is shampoo my hair. Then I wash my face with a bar of soap by lathering my hands and then scrubbing my face. Then I use conditioner in my hair. Then I use the bar of soap directly on everything except the nether regions and feet. Those are washed like my face by just heavily lathering then vigorous scrubbing.
PineTime with GadgetBridge. Super cheap and does the two things I want it to - tell time and track my steps.
Bud, you literally said nothing specific. What was the exact wording that got someone banned in each of those examples? What subs and threads were they in? It seems like just an angry, incoherent rambling. We weren’t there before and we can’t read your mind, so the examples you provide don’t mean anything without real details. Are there bad mods? Absolutely. Are they all bad? Hell no, not even close.
The bloat makes it harder to find stuff you jive with
This is my biggest problem. I don’t have the time like I used to to sort through all the riff raff and find the newer music I would like, so I find myself listening to the same stuff I’ve been listening to for 40 years. The closest I get is using Flow in Deezer to try and find something new, but even then it’s rare to find something new that I enjoy. Every so often, though, I’ll find that little nugget that makes me think maybe I should spend an hour or two a week sorting through some new stuff.
What’s wrong with PopOS?
I’d argue that it’s really in a gray area of open source. It’s not publicly available, which is part of the definition of open source. You have to have an account to access the more stable downstream, and while the account is free, my understanding is that anything released using said code is restricted to Red Hat’s agreements. This is also causing problems for AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux since they can no longer act as downstream distros, which is incredibly important for stability and why people were up in arms over CentOS switching up upstream to begin with. Relying on upstream code isn’t great for stable software.
As for Fedora, the fact that it’s opt out instead of opt in concerns me. At least with Ubuntu it’s opt in. If this was the only recent change then I wouldn’t consider it much of an issue, but between making it opt out and the changes they’ve done with RHEL, not to mention IBM’s history of anti-competitive behavior, I have some serious doubts to their long term intentions. Besides, the feedback had been overwhelmingly negative but it’s definitely not stopping them from attempting to push this.
If they’re skirting the GPL and definition of open source like this now, then what other changes are they going to try to do in the next 5-10 years? IBM being involved complicates the situation in ways most other distros don’t have to worry about.
How so? It’s misleading in a way, but true in another. RHEL is still open source, but the only way to access that it is via a subscription. Sure, you can get a free subscription, but it’s still hidden behind that. As for Fedora, 40 is planned to add telemetry. That may change, but for now it’s a real possibility.
https://news.itsfoss.com/red-hat-restricts-source-code/
Tuesday Night Music Club from Sheryl Crow. We Do What We Can is one of my favorite songs of all time, but if you want a bit of a story then No One Said It Would Be Easy is depressingly good. There’s not really an over arching story from start to finish with the album, but the flow from one song to another is fantastic.
Not quite. It appears to be self inflicted.
Not only was it popular, but it outsold the PS3 and XBox 360. On top of that, Nintendo was making a profit for every Wii sold. Sony and Microsoft were losing money for each console sold, but they made up for it with software sales.
Whenever someone offers help to a stranger with no expectation of a reward. It could be grabbing the door for a delivery driver moving a dolly, could be someone offering to help jump start your car, or even just grabbing something on the top shelf at the grocery store for someone who’s vertically challenged.
I’m well into my 40’s and I still like to Sparta kick my cart into an empty or mostly empty corral every time.
Soon as in Winds of Winter will be released soon.
Do I have to pick only one? I wasn’t a very bright kid.
I think that covers most of my mid to late teens back in the 90’s. Can you believe I’m a systems engineer now?
I still want mine to have my voice so the arguments I already have with myself aren’t confined to just the voices in my head.
Crown peach whiskey with either diet 7Up or an orange/peach flavored water. Great for warm summer evenings, satisfies my sweet tooth, and relatively low on calories.
In Dark Souls 2 the weapon durability was cut in half at 60 fps compared to 30 fps as well. They did eventually patch it though.
Nope, it’s Space Bunnies Must Die.
Or a monkey-dog!