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Your question is stupid! It has already an answer here you doofus. Don’t ever dare to ask again!

That’s a brilliant question! Here’s a confidently incorrect answer I totally made up. Don’t hesitate to ask any further questions.

Your question is stupid!

That’s a brilliant question!

I would like to have the death note for a moment. Just to write down a few names.

Opening credits sequence of Drive with Nightcall by Kavinsky. The music works so well together with it.

The movie could’ve just been the opening credits and it would still be a 10/10

Rushed games suck. Movie tie in games tended to be made with tight deadline and budgeting. On top of that, the developers were supposed to make a game of a movie that don’t exist yet.

Thankfully, the trend of making movie tie in games stopped.

Skimmed through their paper. They’re not arguing about physical computers, but computers as a mathematical construct (like Turing Machines).

Seems like they’re arguing that the universe is undecidable (like Gödel incompleteness and halting problem). This means no mathematical formula can describe the universe - and in turn no algorithm.

A lot of their argument goes above my head though.

The Fremen! For Lisan Al Gaib!

Wheelchair bound people for scale

Linux doesn’t need anti virus because nothing can run on it either way

And (brainwashed) Republican voters will just think he’s patriotic if he runs for a third term

Removing the start button was a bad idea.

It had an interface that was supposed to be compatible with desktop and tablets at the same time, and as a result it wasn’t good at either.

The power off button was hidden behind the settings menu, which in turn was hidden behind some corner gesture menu. They seem to have taken the wrong lessons from Vim.

Eventually the worst things were fixed with 8.1, but that was too late to repair the reputation.

Counter counterpoint: Windows back then was Windows 8.

Yeah, but I can use my PC for other things as well (I’m only using my PC for gaming)

Relax, it’s just a joke almost as old as Linux itself.

Anyone dependent on Adobe suite.

Many are dependent on software suites that only work decently on Windows or Mac. Switching to Linux means they might have to have up on those applications. And if some alternative software exist, it’s a huge gamble to hope they support your existing workflow.

People also tend to work with other people. Whatever alternative software you might pick must also support your collaborative workflow as well.

And let us not kid ourselves, Linux is quite fragile. It’s expected that something will break at some point and you’re forced to find a solution online. Often the solution involves finding a configuration file somewhere, enter a string of characters and pray it works.

Last time I had to enter some config file was a week ago because of some issues with my keyboard.

I’m a nerd, so I’m fine with doing it. Overall I prefer the flexibilities Linux offers. But most people aren’t nerds. They don’t want to open a terminal and write strange incantations.

The Linux community is just a bunch of nerds with superiority complex.

I use Arch btw.

”Linux is only free if your time is worthless” springs to mind.

I switched to Endeavor OS a few months ago for my gaming PC. Working great so far. I’m using Linux a lot at work, so the transition has been smooth for me.

Also helped a relative to switch to Linux Mint by their own request. It was a welcome surprise. They really didn’t want to switch to Windows 11.

Speaking of Half-Life mods, Entropy Zero 2 is a solid game.

There’s also some great Portal 2 mods out there as well.