Elon Muskow

Dr. Twinkletits is a genius

Not with idiots fighting it every step of the way to make sure it’s as unreliable or nonexistent as possible.

Awfully small volley, I wonder if they’re rationing them

Driving is the most expensive and dangerous way to get around, ironically championed by the party of “fiscal responsibility”.

Train tracks would have been cheaper to build (and maintain), take up far less space and be far better for the local economy. Hell, just investing the money on buses would have been far more efficient.

These drooling hateful troglodytes will argue their case and present their evidence anywhere but the courtroom. I wonder why.

This is also the result of the fact that getting around without a car is likely impossible in most cases so the only option is illegals driving illegally.

Cállate espitudo

Buying a car and then having to jailbreak it? Man, shit is wild when you accept living in a place that requires owning a car.

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Scared kitty at the mercy of a shitty owner who brought them to a loud scary place they couldn’t possibly understand.

I can listen to alien conspiracy theories from people who aren’t whining bible thumping fascists. Don’t see any reason to combine the two.

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“can someone pass me a paper towel…or a tortilla?”

I…don’t remember posting this. Sorry dude, drunk me decided he didn’t like your question. I had a lovely night too this was just me being a dick on the train for no reason.

Anyway hopefully someone else was helpful lol

Agree, it’s great for gaming or using custom kernels and such. It’s an excellent base because it generally goes with the defaults provided by package maintainers.

These strengths are also weaknesses though, because oh my god I just want to connect my Bluetooth headphones and use them for the most obvious use case without needing to look up and enter commands in the terminal.

And I say this as a lifelong hobby amateur computer scientist. It’s not that I’m afraid of the CLI, it’s just that defaults are kind of nice sometimes. Arch is great because it’s an un-opinionated Linux install, but it also refuses to make anything “plug and play” which is more than a little painful.

I ran Arch on my gaming machine for a few years.

It’s a great learning experience, but impractical as hell. I remember the exact moment I decided to stop daily driving it. I was using my laptop for work, trying to convince my boss to let me keep using my Linux box instead of the windows horseshit they wanted to make me use. I was on a Slack huddle and trying to use my Bluetooth headphones, but they wouldn’t even connect. Over an hour later I had figured out that Bluetooth didn’t start by default and required being started manually from systemd. Nothing in the GNOME UI indicated any of this. Soon I was using a Windows computer that could at least connect to fucking Bluetooth out of the box 😐

I love Arch. It made me a much better Linux dev. It’s impractical as hell for a daily driver.

Read the whole thing. Fuck you and I’ll see you later

https://lmgtfy.app/?q=Linux+gnome+remote+desktop

Lol saved me a click thanks