It sounds more like you want to have fun distro hopping, and believe me: I can tell you from experience that distro hopping isn't fun if you have to rely on that machine.

This is 95% of my use case for VMs. Want to check out opensuse? Set up a VM and try to do something in it.

Which is what makes it an excellent server distro. And also why I don't tend to use it on anything with a screen.

The most messing around I've done with my server after setting it up is update to trixie. I think I might have had to reset it two or three times in the past 6 months for the reason of "I didn't feel like actually troubleshooting"

Damn, she was ready to go toe-to-toe with that guy.

"Decontaminated vacuum chamber to prevent future false positives"

"Glassware temperature limits tested and confirmed"

23 year old thinkpad with 2GB DDR here. I went for antix. My greatest pleasure was putting in an m.2 ssd in an ide adapter.

It took me months to find ram that actually worked.

In another week, it'll be a gate embedded in the snow with a pile of rust and four tires surrounding it.

Edit: 5 tires

Calibri kind of sucks, it's better on screen then TNR, but it's ugly as shit still. A better font could probably be found that reads well on screen and in print. But:

Rubio did admit in the memo that Calibri wasn’t the “most illegal, immoral, radical or wasteful” example of DEI to his mind’s eye, but he still berated the font for contributing to “the degradation” of the State Department’s official correspondence.

Fuck this guy, regardless.

You could do that, but I could argue that master/slave nomenclature isnt a good scheme for this anyway, since it doesn't control any other branches. Unlike master and slave drives from the olden days.

By all means go ahead and keep your naming schemes. It's your own stuff that after all, that for some reason you felt the need to tell everyone about. However, I might recommend trying to move past it seeing as language has an impact on how people think, and being edgy doesn't exactly have a good track record of producing the best people.

Open source developers are just like you and me. They'll get fed up with the bullshit and start developing things they need with the resources they have, just like they've always done.

Here's what he said with more of the transcript, since everyone seems to be afraid of anything larger than 5 second sound bites:

And again, most people would stand there at 9 o’clock in the evening and say I want to thank you very much, and they go off to some other life. But I said something’s wrong here, something is really wrong, can have happened.

And we fight. We fight like hell. And if you don’t fight like hell, you’re not going to have a country anymore.

That sounds like encouraging a riot to me.

I was going to comment basically the same:

"There it is, the timeline is starting to correct itself"

I wonder which future historical figure was murdered or allowed to live by time travellers in order to get us back on the evil timeline.

And the award for ugliest graph goes toooo...