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Meanwhile, I turned idle sleep off manually for both the webcam and audio chipset because they would either crash or flip out or pop when in use

The department of transportation?

Darth Menagerie The 5th

Still rings true a little, their quality is far better than their competitors though. I’ve had a lot less issues with the functionality of lenovo laptops over the crap acer or asus or dell produce.

It kinda became muddled around the X1 Carbon when they decided that thin chasis = better, and then started cutting features

Perpetuity and lifetime are different time frames.

One lasts forever, one lasts until you die. There is a difference

I vould buy this

boredom and depression will get you, that’s why there’s the saying “ignorance is bliss”

Lol it’s great, you should try it

That’s kinda why shells like Fish are so nice, it shows autocompletes, shows me not only commands, filenames, but also arguments too commands too. If i vaguely remember what the name of the command is, I don’t really have to open up and documentation or google to find it out, i just try some combos and usually get it. The real weird thing is why distros don’t ship with user friendly shells, but insist on sticking with bash

Oh shit, I use Windstream, this explains a lot about why they were so busy replacing everyones routers down here. I had assumed it was just a defective design since they used all the same units for every network, but it was actually malware, wild

Very high failure rate. even sony 2.5’s have a similar rate of death. For some reason this form factor is just terrible for longevity

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Started using it because I was a nerd, still using it because windows cannot provide anything close to a sway/i3 style of wm.

Also setting up a programming environment is dead easy, just install a package and you can compile your code within 5 minutes of a fresh install.

and also the kernel logs actually make sense and tell me what I need to fix when the system breaks. windows errors are just a goddamn mysterious mess

One is my subaru forester with 255,555 miles on it, the other is my Chrysler sebring with 217171 miles, Both are 1999, the Chrysler is gone, but the subaru is still here

I attached an image here but it seems to only appear on kbin?

Now that I think about it I always own cars with high miles

I love this kind of stuff

Newer ryzens are better, especially because they get frequent updates to their microcode that fixes a lot of the issues you’re experiencing.

Only a scrub would search something embarrassing and not delete it afterwards, or just use a web browser that deletes it every session

+1 for this, never had an issue with cargo pulling the wrong versions unless the dev fucks up their TOML file or you’re using the nightly toolchain