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Is that a real german saying
What an excellent analysis.
Miyazaki loves technology. His films are bursting at the seams with it. He just hates what we keep using technology for.
This resonated with me.
I have no ass and I must shit
I mean, speaking literally, it is sadly the reverse
Discworld-ass looking Ephebian
2·1 year agowait
did they actually
“Of course I know him, he’s me”
Speaking as someone who does know what a homestuck fan is, you’re 100% right.
ancaps: “muh NAP”
ancoms: “please get away from our commune, thank you”
Yeah. In the image, Ash is just RESTing.
That’s how I started out! It was a pretty decent experience.
However, I would rate Debian as a slightly better choice over Mint. You see, Mint is a fork of Ubuntu (which is a fork of Debian). So when I needed to troubleshoot an issue, instead of just googling “Linux Mint [my issue]”, I actually sometimes had to google “Ubuntu [my issue]”, or even “Debian [my issue]”, depending on the situation. This is because Mint and Ubuntu share large similarities with Debian, but with certain particular differences; for any given situation, I didn’t necessarily know which differences played a role. This is actually why I switched to Debian; I figured, my experience was going to be basically exactly the same, just with more straightforward troubleshooting.
If you’re worried about user-friendliness, then the good news is that’s largely to do with your desktop environment (GNOME, KDE, Cinnamon, etc). Whichever one you pick, it will pretty much feel the exact same no matter whether the underlying distro is Debian, Ubuntu, or Mint. Especially because they’re all Debian-based.
I am going to call it that now.
I am incapable of believing this
this is why I never use ÷ (or more realistically “/”) without explicit brackets denoting order of operations.