If you wonder if “anyone uses Debian” (lol) I’m extremely curious to hear your reasons for hating Arch lmao
Edit: to answer your question, yes. Yes. “Some people” do indeed use Debian
If you wonder if “anyone uses Debian” (lol) I’m extremely curious to hear your reasons for hating Arch lmao
Edit: to answer your question, yes. Yes. “Some people” do indeed use Debian


What is this, troll day? Nobody cares about snap bc none of us use it. It’s a colossal fuckup and nobody cares about it


It sends a signal to the self-styled cognoscenti of the targeted audience


This is extremely funny, thanks


Please tell me that wouldn’t hold up in court.
First tell us how much money you have. Then we’ll be able to predict whether the courts will find in your favor or not
“They” probably are, I don’t know who “they” is but it’s definitely not Asus (at least not their upper-end stuff). Source: bought an Asus “gaming” laptop last year and installed Linux with no issues.
Edit: clarification on gaming laptop manufacturer (specified that it was Asus which I initially neglected to do in above comment)


In some countries you can call the uniformed officers of peace and let them know you’re having a problem and they’ll come out and shoot you. If they could teleport to my location they could solve a lot of my problems quite quickly


The key difference is, instead of your data winding up in an oppressive, kleptocratic surveillance state, it goes to the oppressive, kleptocratic adtech industry (dw, your data is also still sent to the oppressive, kleptocratic surveillance state,)


It is a reason, and a fine one. I certainly don’t pay for a subscription for my work stuff. I’ve told them we should have enterprise secrets management and shown them what that looks like. Not my problem anymore, and I have KeePassXC to handle everything I’m responsible for for work


I use one for work and the other for personal. They are both great, with slightly different convenience/security tradeoffs imo. Big fan of both, don’t know why it has to be one or the other for an OSS credentials manager
Edit: part of what you’re paying for with BW is first-class native apps


I was going to say, thin clients are nothing new at all. And they’re already practicing with thin terminal deliveries with TVs these days


I’m very happy for the new couple. Now please banish every single LoC they produce to a black hole far away from the kernel


These people are fucking deranged lmao


I will not address the core questions since others have. I will offer a solution that might do what you want. I disclaim all responsibility if you choose to do this.
You can buy keyboards such that when you press a macro button, it will type an arbitrary string. Some Logitech keyboards have (had?) programmable keys that did this.
I’m not suggesting this is a good solution, but it is a solution.
Edit: idc about the downvotes on this, I’d probably downvote it too. But since OP keeps asking this question over and over and over and over and over and over again I gave him what he wants. I do not endorse doing this. I don’t do it, passwords are important


Graydon Hoare was working at Mozilla when he created Rust
And no matter what you choose, they’ll silently enable it next month


We need a c/okbuddyclanker


But on the minus side, it’s a cross


Makes sense, thanks. I guess I just wasn’t cynical enough to see it right away
CachyOS not only is Arch, it uses packages from AUR out of the box