What am I looking at (besides a generic neofetch on hardware that can’t load Google.com)

A few things.

First, regarding the customer complaint, you’re replaceable. The company brand is not. So they will never side with you on the matter. I’m not a lawyer and it sounds like you’re part time which doesn’t help your case, but I would still recommend documenting everything with timestamps and collecting any evidence you have, and going for a free consultation (best case scenario you get some free pay).

Second, people at work protect their friends. Based on your writing, I assume you’re not friends with your boss. That’s bad. I’m not the best at becoming friends with higher ups, but it is an important skill which would probably have mitigated this situation.

Third, if you want to keep this job, sit down with your boss and force an awkward conversation. Say you’re sorry about the issues that have come up lately, and want to work with him/her to get you back on track. It doesn’t matter who is right/wrong or who is after who, this is how adults settle things and move forward.

The new Snapdragon architecture makes this possible for the first time for Linux with comparable performance and lower energy requirements

Perfect for people who love emulation too. Now you can play your favorite Windows x86 games on Wine on Zink on Fex on ARM

I’m a big fan of this, but I wish more drastic theming got better love. (yes I’m aware of stopthemeingmyapp or whatever)

Holy smokes people are mad at this thread. I genuinely don’t know why. It’s a valid and good question to have.

Here’s something to get started, although I don’t use any of these so take it with a grain of salt:

1. Fedora LTS: Approximately 6 months.
2. openSUSE Leap: Approximately 8 months
3. Linux Mint LTS: 2 years
4. Ubuntu LTS: 2 years
5. Debian: Approximately 2-3 years
6. RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux): Approximately 3-5 years.
7. SUSE Linux Enterprise (SLE): Approximately 3-5 years

I mean… Sounds like the parent is doing the right thing (being interested in their kid’s sport) but for the wrong reason?

Oof. Not sure if you’re still trying, but maybe try focusing on (improving) yourself with the same dedication?

You found the loophole for perpetual growth!

Unmirrorable? The whole thing, including the configs are open source?

Yup that’s gonna give you at least a headache and a non-zero chance of skin cancer. It’s also going to make your skin look much older over time.

Hydrate. Cool the skin down. Apply moisturizing lotion. And don’t do that again.

Dunno, player count has been +1 since you posted this comment though!

Clearly, someone was not thinking of the children

We do, but people don’t come over. It’s a service issue; if the goal is maximize contributors, you need to minimize friction. A mirror minimizes friction, but it’s still a significant step over “just being on Github”:

The best thing for the world is to ensure the “defender” of land wins wars, to discourage future wars.

The best thing for South Korea is to not give North Korea any tangible reason to get upset. South Korea is saying they want to help Ukraine, because they want to please the US, but they’ll only do the bare minimum to please the US.

Not a citizen, just a resident

Edit: I actually tried to upload a blurred out version of my ID but Lemmy said the file was too large

Yes, but I’m also a South Korean resident, so I think I have a bit of context for what I’m saying.

South Korea, while obviously a US lap dog, likes to pretend to play goodie goodie with China

According to the text of the deal published by the North’s official Korean Central News Agency, if either country gets invaded and is pushed into a state of war, the other must deploy “all means at its disposal without delay” to provide “military and other assistance.” But the agreement also says that such actions must be in accordance with the laws of both countries and Article 51 of the United Nations Charter, which recognizes a U.N. member state’s right to self-defense.

This seems like the bigger point

According to the article, the revenue is down 40%…But the costs are also way down? So this title is totally misleading, and a bunch of Lemmies are out here celebrating because they didn’t put 2 and 2 together.

It’s a bit weird; it’s not a theme, but an application. You have to run the programs it builds and add them to your startup (i.e. the WinXP taskbar, etc)