linux mint was super easy for me to install and i haven’t had to do too much troubleshooting outside of the ui :)

and i can still play most steam games (check protondb.com to see if a game works good)

for me I just registered through route 53 its a subdomain of my personal domain.

for me i just needed a basic system so my family could share so I have it on my pc, then I registered a subdomain and pointed it to my existing ec2 server with apache using a proxy which points to my local ip and port then I opened the jellyfin port on my router

and I have certbot for my domain on ec2 :)

the scariest part about tax the millionaires policies for millionaires is that we did it in massachusetts and the outcome was that it worked and raised billions for the state

i hate all tech bros and ai bros so much

librewolf with ai disabled and vivaldi if i need chromium

“he can’t see without his glasses”

personally i went with linux mint because it was ubuntu based (and much of my it work was dealing in debian/ubuntu virtual machines).

linux mint is also very user friendly though i haven’t tried the debian flavour yet.

i mean before the gaza war people in palestine and israel probably had computers.

it’s bad if you want to avoid all out war because the us will probably use this as justification to go all in.

the owl already got it’s hooks in me a long time ago.

plus my goal is always to move to montreal and have a queer indie bookstore :)

i want new england to join canada T_T

install linksheet nightly

gpt-4 powered browser

kill me

preferably in a dog park

he needs a place to bury melania.

this one 🏳️‍⚧️

this assumes the dev is smart enough to do --save-dev

you’d get to the 6th episode and then the 7th would just be “@todo complete this later”

and none of the stage directions would be documented.

real ones learn dhtml