Just have one and see if you like it. If you’re 23 then you are old enough to figure out for yourself if you like it or not. If you do like it it’s fine, if you don’t it’s also fine. No pressure no worries :) And you’ll likely just feel a small buzz of the drink :)

These kind of posts make me a little happy. I don’t know exactly why but it does.

Having used Linux on for 25 years or so and now hearing about people who switch from Windows and really enjoying the experience warms my heart a little

I thought gakpos second looked offside on every angle except for the cameras they used for VAR. Strange.

Reading your comment warmed my heart this rainy Wednesday evening. Thank you

Pop_os and the kids are going to be in the office today.

I’m adding documentation about what I do in Joplin and I’m using Nextcloud to keep it synced.

For reverse proxy I use Nginx Proxy Manager for its simplicity. I really don’t need anything more fancy… https://nginxproxymanager.com/

I still think it was a great game. Feels a bit like losing two points though, but I really can’t begrudge Brighton the draw.

Brilliant game to watch so far :) But a bit stressful…

Looks lovely both from a taste and plating perspective!

I think most religions are a little late on the ball. But any kind of willingness to change is a good thing. And a, what I interpret, statement against, what I interpret, as fundamentalism seems like a good idea.

I really hope the way that the game was won carries on. It felt a bit like “early Klopp Liverpool” when everything still didn’t fit right but the sprit and commitment to change was there. I hope that spirit stays :)

Lovely, just lovely! And I haven’t seen a so happy team after a game for a long time :)

Good luck with the exams!

It doesn’t seem like normal behaviour, I don’t think it is anything wrong with Ubuntu though. It is a fine distro all in all. If I get into problems when installing something it is often because I haven’t found the “official” install method for that specific package. For Ubuntu that’s normally an apt package or a snap. I find snaps a little harder to get to grips with since they are sandboxed and a bit more unfamiliar for a middle aged man as myself. But keep from googling for “how to install xyz” and always start from the official app store/apt install If you still get errors, do a fresh OS install and try again just to check if something went wrong during the setup

Thanks for the match thread! Appreciated!

Yep, it is a bit refreshing. Feels new and old school at the same time