I like the tiberium approach, but I’m thinking sugar crystals with food dye.

Alternatively, bake a Mammoth Tank cake (somehow). Probably the most iconic C&C unit:

Same

As Bjorn said, there’s the .ml one, but many intentionally avoid .ml in general due to… let’s not get into that…

Consider me a subscriber if you were to create one elsewhere.

You’ve never had to bike over to a friend’s house 8km away to download a modem driver and copy it onto a floppy, and it shows.

That’s just the way it’s always been, regardless of OS.

Yes, but it’s easy to work around.

Source: I bought a brand new Lenovo Legion autumn 2024, and the GPU needed a very recent nvidia driver, which in turn needed a newer kernel than what was available by default. I had to install a mainline kernel, and download nvidia driver from their site. Took maybe 30 minutes to get it up and running properly.

After 30 years of playing whack-a-mole with piracy sites, this time it will surely help.

I have to choose between eating AI slop or creampies

One can argue that Linux Mint isn’t that up to date. But in my opinion, it’s up to date enough.

It’s new enough that you’re not living in the digital medieval era, and at the same time, any software installed is for the most part mature, well tested, and stable. And I find that more important than bleeding edge versioning.

And on the few occasions where I need something newer than what can be found in the standard repos, there’s always the option of building from git or adding additional sources.

I’ve been a linux user off and on in varying capacity since the 90s, combined with some FreeBSD, but linux was only a secondary OS on my desktop until I made the complete switch once I saw the trajectory of Windows 8.

Mint reminds me of how Windows 7 was designed: Simply a good OS.

Depending on the breed, males are often fluffier too.

The famous Lassie is actually played by a male dog due to the thicker coat

The TV is used by everyone in the household, so it stays in the living room. Anyone who wants one in their bedroom has to buy it themselves.

While Hitler, Pol Pot, Beria, and Kissing er are all obvious and good contenders, I think these will be surpassed by someone who is alive right now.

But who? Well, it’s most likely someone who already has significant resources at their disposal. I for one am convinced we haven’t seen the final form of Peter Thiel.

Was this suit part of Project Excelsior?

And releasing shitloads of polluting Dihydrogen Monoxide!

As a valid work visa holder in multiple countries, they already have my biometrics as they were a part of the visa process. Having the same data in my passport just speeds things up.

As long as I can enter/exit without showing more than my passport, I’m OK with it. My JD Vance memes stay locked the fuck down.

If I was a mod I’d lock this post with “duplicate” as a parody.

SO was good 10-15 years ago, but it has gotten bogged down in a combination of user elitism, mod incentives to do anything, and outdated answers remaining canonical.

• User elitism: You see this anywhere else too. Older users hold power on the site, and this tends to result in walling out those with actual refreshing ideas.

• Mod incentives: The system rewards mod actions, even if those actions aren’t the correct one. For example, closing a question as duplicate, even if it’s not, rewards the closer.

• Due to the above, the “correct” answer to a question never gets updated, and it doesn’t take later versions into account. As such the site becomes a collection of outdated a swears to questions that may or may not still be relevant.

Source: Formerly prolific user of multiple stackexchange sites

Seconded. Never liked raspeballer myself.

It’s worth noting that it should be served with pork rinds (Alternatively bacon)

Yeah, took me a while to parse the geography. The picture seems to be taken upside down over the south Atlantic.

Spain is visible, south America partially covered by clouds.

No, my granny promised that he was just putting the stamp on the eggs!

Actually, it’s probably the reverse; When new it’s rated as waterproof down to 10m depth. Volvo calls it the “sports key”.

However, the battery is only rated for 3 years, and it’s not possible to change the battery without voiding the warranty, and having a new key programmed and shipped costs 500 USD equivalent.

But I’m a DIY cheapskate who voids warranty for a living, so I tore it up. It wad a standard 2032 cell, so I soldered o a new one and filled the fob with epoxy, and now it works again. I just don’t trust it to be as waterproof anymore.

I always keep it in my jeans, and it hasn’t failed me so far.

I haven’t needed it yet, but I still bring one of the proper key fobs for longer drives such as vacation or work trips.

Around where I live, ferry crossings are often short, so many of them are battery powered.