

Yeah, looks like it’s just preinstalled with Pro.
Kinda bogus that they’d use that as a selling point. Makes it seem like there’s some sort of exclusivity.


Yeah, looks like it’s just preinstalled with Pro.
Kinda bogus that they’d use that as a selling point. Makes it seem like there’s some sort of exclusivity.


I think it’s just a really good Windows-like. It uses a modified GNOME that looks pretty good. Though as a KDE fangirl, I probably wouldn’t be able to see it as anything other than GNOME. (◕દ◕)
It’s based on Ubuntu, so I’m sure support is good and breakage is infrequent.
It also looks like you can pay $50 and get access to the pro version, which can mimic any of the major desktops and also lets you use their exclusive creative suite. If that’s any good, it’s no wonder people are flocking to it. Linux is still kinda mid for creatives.
Kinda seems like the new Mint, not that Mint is going anywhere.


Sweat bee’s never going to recover after getting called fruity like that


Just ask all your friends if they know a guy, or take a trip to Denver. You only need like 1 or 2 trips for lasting effects, the rest would be just for fun.


American 9/12, not everywhere else 9/12.


I used to run a bidet system, but then I found out about xylospongium:

It’s got slightly different architecture than bidet, and you have to manually compile some of the features that bidetinstall handles automatically, but you gain so much more control over your system. Never going back.


He killed himself after using Windows 8 😢


Given the information here, I believe that:
1 Giant Roll = 2.25+ Rolls = 2250+ Sheets
1 Double Roll = 2 Rolls = 2000 Sheets
1 Super Mega Roll = 6 Rolls = 6000 Sheets
1000 Sheets = 1 Roll = 0.5 Double Roll = 0.444 Giant Roll = 0.166 Super Mega Roll
1 Super Mega Roll = 2.666 Giant Roll = 3 Double Roll = 6 Roll = 6000 Sheets


I suppose I am. 2Simpsons4Me.


Yep. It means you’ve probably been around the longest.
Don’t forget that Stormtroopers are not precise at all in their shot grouping.


Maybe initially, until your brain clicks with how it fits into speech and writing. It’s pretty natural to read their stuff at this point, for me at least.
Unless you have dyslexia, of course. I’m sure dyslexic people want to avoid adding þ to the whole d/b/p/q situation. I kinda like her tho.


Are they whining about that? I never took Sxan as the type of person to complain.


If there was, they’d already have us on it from childhood.
I recommend psilocybin mushrooms.
Package bombs are designed to go off when the box is opened, usually with a spring-loaded system. But, you are right that it’s not the most foolproof in ensuring your goods reach the intended destination. That’s why you really don’t see it too often, with people preferring the bioterrorism route if they’re doing terror-by-mail. Especially after the anthrax attacks in 2001.
It’s worth noting that The Unabomber was a genius level intellect and a math professor who had a pretty in-depth knowledge of mechanical sysyems. He’s kinda the main case, in the latter 20th century, of someone actually pulling mail bombs off successfully.
There actually were 2 separate mail bombers in 2018, that I know of anyway. One had a bomb go off in a FedEx facility, so that answers your question there.
The other bomber had every single bomb reach its target - people like Obama, Kamala Harris, George Soros, and Robert De Niro. He failed because none of his bombs had a trigger device.
So it seems that, in the history of mail bombs, you either are a genius, you forget bombs need to explode, or they blow up in transit.