Inxi? Mission center? What are those things?

Just run uptime like a normal person.

And guess who’s in Paris? People from all over France (and the rest of the world) who came there to work.

Didn’t the woke virus delete /usr/bin/rm ?

Although rm might be a builtin, I didnt check.

❯ which rm
/usr/bin/rm 

Ah, no, apparently it isn’t.

That’s how you get forest fires though.

Or you can just buy any random potato computer (or assemble it yourself from stuff you found) and still run Linux on it.

So, you’re saying that immutable is terrible for system uptime.

That’s odd. They’ve always worked fine for me.

Oh. Right, that makes sense.

Wasn’t he in one of the demoed robots a few months back?

What about the propeller? Does it mean anything?

And the three buttons!

That’s the name of one of his children, isn’t it?

2080ti on Tumbleweed here, works flawlessly in Kde. Games also run fine. All in Wayland.

At only 45 000 dollars, it’s a steal.

Matter is pants.

Or panties, maybe.

When I first learned Unix (and then Linux) I just went through /usr/bin and looked at the man page for everything.

Then I browsed through the gnu info pages for bash.

There’s no real alternative to RTFM.

It’s been that way for months already. Maybe four or six I’d say.

$1 scissors can’t cut through a normal printer. Even if they could, it wouldn’t work afterwards.

Then you’re not allowed to post it again for a week. Those are the rules. Others have to repost in the meantime.

A 2m USB extension cable. I know it’s supposed to be bad but it’s unusable without one. And it hardly ever catches on fire.