I actually had the reverse problem: some stupid neighbor kept trying to pair something with my smart TV, to the point where I couldn’t watch TV at times, due to this moron’s insistence. I looked in the settings and also found I couldn’t disable Bluetooth, or blacklist devices, so I thought of a simple solution: changing the TV name to “virus”. From that day on, no one tried to pair anything with my TV.

Fedora, it’s bleeding edge, but stable enough for a daily driver. Also, most things work out of the box.

Why can’t mom and pop store compete with Costco?

This how you sound.

I was scratching away at my screen for longer than I’d like to admit before I realized that I didn’t have an eyelash on the screen, it was just the motion line in the last panel.

There is only one correct way to pronounce it. Everyone who pronounces it the other way is a moron.

Joplin is also an alternative with desktop and mobile clients.

I know you want to go deeper, but here’s a nice summary of linux’s early history: https://lwn.net/Articles/928581/

I am aware, but it’s not “fantasticly huge” as the ocean. Of course it’s still a remarkable coincidence, just not as remarkable.

The ocean is huge, but these countries are neighbors, it’s not like a Canada submarine colliding with a south African one…

There are service bots, that are used by many of the irc networks, that handle this within irc itself (nickserv, chanserv, etc…).

Obviously not, and I’m not even going into the depth of your definition of “everything”, where would a kid learn long division?

North America is a whole other sphere of reality.

That’s not accurate, the image is missing sleeps between each print.

Here is a project that archived most of those games: https://flashpointarchive.org/downloads/

There’s no need for that, we’re all on the same side, and the GNU tools may not be an os by themselves, but they are a crucial part of any Linux distribution.

I have a small gripe with this article: CTRL+K, CTRL+U and CTRL+W don’t “delete”, they “cut”, and the clipboard can be accessed with CTRL+Y, which the article also fails to mention.

Now do cinnamon!