I don’t know what rock you’ve been living under where you think base Firefox wasn’t ever improved

I hate that cliche’d, untrue, glurgey phrase with a passion. But your point is good.

Sounds like it would be really easy to put those people in jail for federal offense, yeah? Also if we can print unique, hard-to-duplicate cash, we could do the same for envelope accents, right?

Who the hell just throws mail away without knowing what it is first? And if it’s not clear from the outside, then without opening it first?

I don’t know anything about this stuff, but if there’s bad judgement because people didn’t want to have to come back, then something is seriously rotten about the system and it doesn’t work. What the hell.

I may be the only person who knows why you said that.

Just like cable! \o/

…Why?

That’s not canon.

Edit: Out of curiosity, if you’re downvoting me, are you downvoting because you disagree, or because the person meant it to be a joke? In the former case, it’s both common sense and also Miyamoto said as much. In the latter case, there’s no indication whatsoever that it’s a joke, so would I have been wrong to “miss the joke”?

Knee-jerk, tribalistic reaction is dumb.

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I can respect that hot take.

moustaaaache

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If you didn’t say it, I would have. Thank you.

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Oh, thank god. Plasma looks good for me. Easy to look at and professional. Assuming I understand how it works, which popular distros can use Plasma? Update: After some quick research, I think I want to use Kubuntu? Does that sound like a good idea?

I do this all the time, but my cat (Pixel) doesn’t leave :3

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I see. I’ll look into it, thanks.

That’s all fair advice. It doesn’t change that installation instructions should have been a lot more thorough though. Once I get a third (or bigger primary) SSD, I’ll dual-boot Mint. I still want to try it. Regardless of my issues with it, I do know Linux is getting better. And we can see how ready I am for it now (and that’s partially up to the software).