Digital security education in schools actually give people brain tumour ffs
Jumuta
seriously? if the child has half a brain cell they can learn so fucking much from yt, there's so much kid oriented interesting science/science adjacent content
who gives a shit
wouldn't it be fine if the current is localised and not through the heart?
either you have the service with anubis or you have no service at all
unlike pyramid coins, anubis serves a purpose
if this is your first time, then please buy a new SSD for Linux. You can replace the windows drive with the new drive, and have no worries of deleting data you might have forgotten. Your data is worth a lot more than the cost of an SSD.
bruh he had a fan not running? how do you not realise that
that makes sense ig
You know that feeling where someone seems to know what they're doing in an area you don't know a lot about, so you trust what they say, and then they cover an area you do know a lot about and you realize they never knew what they were doing, they just knew more than you and how to make it look good?
This is so true, I have a few strong interests in random things that aren't very applicable to real life, but they tend to reveal these people really clearly.
wouldn't the thermals in your case being lower be a culprit of the 1650s having a lower TDP than the 2060 though?
yeah it's just a content farm at this point, they clearly don't give much shits about the quality of the content
honestly I don't think Linus himself has bad intentions but he's clearly become complacent/arrogant. He hides it well though
they've had a few SSL certificate renewal issues and the way they dealt with that was very dodgy (asking to just ignore it)
also manjaro beginners seem to often use the AUR which isn't really supported for manjaro and break their install in the process
same, that's why I like neon/debian a lot
probably just because it's doing the correct thing and waiting for the applications in your session to close?