I mean, it didn’t stop them from disobeying laws in western countries and the EU. They will comply when they know there’s no way to wiggle out of it

Desktop 1: the shit I’m meant to be doing Desktop 2: the shit I’m actually doing

Plus one for Okular. Fantastic app.

The prolific smoking in France really hits home for me when I was subjected to a cloud of smoke on a train platform. I can’t remember the last time my personal space was so violated waiting for a train.

Ew

So innocent! 🥹

I mean, if the reactors are already built and have plenty of life left in them…

Emperor Nasi Goreng was right all along

I remember back then it was easier installing the OS than installing third party software 🫣

The UK government can amend the law. This wasn’t surprising.

On the flip side, the US health agencies will keep their back channels open to the WHO.

If something particularly nasty crops us they’ll have no choice other than to collaborate

South Koreans saying the blackout saved your life.

Modern day phone etiquette: it is impolite to call someone on non-urgent personal business without arranging it.

Makes sense!

Where does Debian fit

Can someone explain why global flatpaks are installed in /var/lib and not /opt or /usr/local?

Notice how he’s not ignoring government directions and moaning about it when the government isn’t captured by him?

Fantastic, Linux needs tools like this for users who need to make occasional changes and inspect systemd.

For inspiration, I would suggest you also look at LaunchControl, which is a GUI tool to administer launchd on macOS.

With the Reboot Into Selected, will this modify the next boot only without changing the default?

How about the motherboard dying before the oven does