Consumers are not the problem. Advertising and marketing are VERY effective at convincing people to do things that go against their own interests. You can try your best to be sceptical of everything, but someone’s gonna convince you to spend money where you don’t really want to.

Most Americans don’t own a passport in the first place.

Also 10 years experience and a master’s degree.

Pays $8 an hour.

Of course it should be treated very seriously. It won’t, but it should. The government threatening the people is literally what the 2nd amendment is about.

War crimes only apply to war. For example, the use of chemical weapons is a war crime, but their use against your own population is apparently fine and dandy.

The issue is not whether people are willing to do it, but whether they should be allowed to.

I can’t think of any situation where disallowing people from repairing their own property makes any sense. The only ones it makes sense to are the ones who profit from it.

Having been unofficial IT guy in a few places, when I contact any type of tech support, I give them a list of steps I’ve taken to try and solve the issue, which usually includes rebooting as a first or second step.

Half the time? The archive on their site has notes for which ones are SFW instead of the other way around.

You could just have a UI that runs you through all the questions and prompts from Windows and then reboots and installs a new OS without any other interaction.

You could even have it ask which files/folders the user wants to transfer over so they don’t lose everything.

But imagine if he did!

That doesn’t put you in fourth place necessarily, uut it definitely puts you below third.

They’re already on DDR4, according to the screenshot

Climate change is a bitch

No artificial flavors

“Natural” and “artificial” flavors are determined by how they’re made/obtained, not by what the ingredient itself is. You can have the same ingredient labeled as either artificial or natural.

In French, yes. In English, it’s a pool cue.

I’m not getting any SMART errors, the reports look good. I’ll have to check dmesg if it happens again.

If the drive is in use, how does it remount?

It’s an NVME drive, so there are no cables involved.

It doesn’t have an NTFS partition on it. It’s the default Bazzite install which is FAT, Ext4, and BTRFS

But how did he take a picture of himself from that far away?