Yeah they’re like the first words in it too, oops haha. Thanks!

I mean… What’s the price? If it has “lukewarm” performance but only has a “lukewarm” price, then its competitive.

I ain’t write a pass for shit, the article I linked said crime is a by-product of desparation and reducing desparation will reduce crime, being poor is a cause of desparation so a-b-c. I don’t wamna type that all out because the middle piece didn’t matter for the sake of the message “reducing poverty reduces the crime rate”. Additionally, just because something has a traceable cause doesn’t mean its excused or OK, don’t draw that line on your own. I also didn’t mention police once, so I don’t wanna hear that either. That’s a different conversation entirely that I feel we both also have a very similar opinion on. It seems you really just don’t like the word poor being associated because you want to draw a line to me saying poor people are bad, but I’m not. I’m saying desperate people are more likely to take desperate measures. Doesn’t matter what class you’re in for that, but poor people are, hopefully unsurprisingly, a lot more likely to be in a desperate situation, and in there did I never say that this makes anyone a bad person nor did I excuse any behavior.

I literally just woke up, sorry for the extra sass.

https://www.northwestcareercollege.edu/blog/the-relationship-between-poverty-and-crime/

Tl;dr: Poor people commit more crime

It’s the natural order of things, but that doesn’t mean its acceptable or should be the norm. I think its a very grounded argument to say that reducing poverty by improving social safety nets and ensuring that the lowest paying jobs can actually support someone would then decrease crime.

Classic .ml

Probably if its tilted to the side but still reporting a tall display.

I know someone from the area and it’s primarily through mail. Dozens of letters with obama’s face and out of context quotes claiming Obama is urging citizens to vote “no”.

apolitical is also a word with a definition

The macbook Neo is a pretty powerful laptop, I wouldn’t say its a champion of limited computation software success.

4/5 Linux builds I’ve used on steam run significantly worse than the windows build through proton or just crash.

Wow this comment section is actually awful. If you’re somehow seeing this early on in the list: get out of here before it’s too late. There are some really, really toxic takes in here.

Strong disagree. I know how to configure a Linux installation and I still refuse to leave bazzite because it just works and stays out of my way while keeping my system up to date. I also haven’t found anything I wasn’t able to do in it. The preinstalled apps and the flatpack app store have covered all of my daily use needs.

You knock it off, there are so many small issues a distro like bazzite fixes that kubuntu won’t have patches for out of the box. Discord screen sharing, for one.

Then in steam you have to direct steam to use proton for almost every game with a Linux build because almost none of them actually work correctly.

Also, if you’re directing the average joe to use the terminal, it’s too hard. Seriously. It needs a polished, self explanatory GUI. If the app store version of steam isn’t good enough, then its not a good distro to recommend. Even then an app store might be too hard, many people are used to downloading apps from their website, and that problem hasn’t been solved by many distros, either.

Nope, https://www.donutlab.com/

Sounds similar to the battery donut labs claims to have made.

I agree that the comment was rude. Specifically with the “barely tested” asumption/accusation.

Hijacking top comment to let people know this article is just made up.

Maybe they’re building containers every day? Idk. Can’t think of how that’d blow up into thousands without some sort of VM or containerization dependency.

and played a few ranked rocket league games for fun while they were at it

OK? I was just commenting on the state of the situation, there’s nothing to “deal with”?