Why are you looking at a skeleton while trying to make your community popular?

I think I also remember somebody ran Wannacry under Wine with completely expected results.

Okay, I finished installing Debian. Why am I only seeing an X formed cursor flying around in nothing? What the hell is a Xorg?!

America will never tolerate this. The Trump administration probably wants to donate food from the US military instead.

Maybe fwupd?

The mosquito. By far the worst part of the human body!

Don’t worry, I won’t.

Now is not the time for neutrality.

Also, it allowed for people to host CP content which was a pretty bad look for Mullvad.

Please, there are so many options out there for you that are probably better suited for your needs than SteamOS will eventually be. You must have seen this repeated over and over again. Waiting for SteamOS on desktop makes no sense. Just go ahead and install Linux now. Any distro, switching is easy if you’re not happy.

Any blinking lights except indicator lights are often illegal in traffic.

More power to authoritarian regimes will surely serve everyone much better!

And overpopulation!

Yes, the question is obviously about the connector type.

Yeah, Ethernet connectivity is a common issue in Linux. This is why it’s almost never used in servers. It’s definitely not something you are doing wrong.

Nothing but a lot of people who don’t know what they’re doing use them instead of routers or gateways. This gives their devices direct access to the internet which is a major security issue but it also means that they end up using all IP adresses that their ISP will provide. All new devices that try to connect will fail to get a new address. Then they go online and ask why their internet connection is shit.

I always get bad vibes when beginners talk about internet connectivity issues and are using a switch. You do have a router too, right?

Newton’s third law of motion clearly says that this will take exactly 0 ∆V.

More than Elon had, apparently.

Damn, I just thought the joke was that the letters were referred to as “English”. Boy, was I disappointed.