If you’re programming in assembly, regardless of what it is, you are the biggest nerd of them all. And I have massive fucking respect for you.

1. As a kid I would play street hockey with my friends although nowadays I don’t see kids outside much. Sometimes kids are unlikely and live in an area with no other kids their age around.

2. Yes. Lobbying by oil and car companies

3. see above.

4. See above.

5. See above.

Honestly how much more expensive would glass mugs/cups be? Like A&W Canada will give you a chilled mug for root beer (and other drinks but the root beer is iconic)

If it’s to go then then paper cups are fine. The paper straws are just annoying…

Talking to people is scary. :(

Plants vs. Zombies garden Warfare 2. It used to run on Linux but then they added Easy anti-cheat which broke compatibility.

They don’t update the game anymore and they’ve essentially abandoned the franchise after the flop that was battle for neighborville so I’m not too sad leaving it behind. Was a very fun game though.

If you use a windows computer you could look into Linux. It’s a bit complicated to get ahold of if you’re not super tech savvy and are super used to Microsoft products but it is doable.

Look into what software, hardware, games, etc that you use your PC for and see if they’re Linux compatible. If not, find alternatives that could work for you. (Example, instead of Microsoft office you can try LibreOffice)

For me as an example, I primarily use my PC for gaming. The Proton compatibility layer allows me to play all my games on Linux (except for Garden warfare 2, which won’t run due to an incompatible anti-cheat software)

Overall, do your research, find how compatible your own setup is and what distribution is right for you.

For new users, Linux Mint is a popular choice.

“No way”

• Norway

A lot of American maple syrup is really just corn syrup lol

You can get rid of basically any citizenship. It’s just often a bad idea. Particularly if you only have 1.

The only thing stopping me from switching to Linux is some college software (Won’t need it when I’m done) and 1 game (which no longer gets updates and thus is on the path to a slow sad demise)

So I’m on the verge of going Penguin.

Put them on a shame list.

Isn’t Australia in Eurovision? Don’t look like being European is a requirement.

A Linus tech tips video recently dropped about these laptops so TONs of people are going to the site. For such a small company they can only handle so much web traffic.

Same. I’ve been really hoping for a surface pro competitor especially from a Linux friendly company like Framework.

Still, this is a really good step in that direction.

It’s not. Never was, never will.

Themselves maybe?

Yeah a lot of people will hear a very basic rundown of Linux from someone who has a bad experience with it (they installed it without reading anything) and they hate on it for life never looking into how things have improved.

A LOT of people in that crowd don’t even know about Valve proton and how well that works.

In North America they teach that North America and South America are 2 separate continents.

When someone refers to “America” in the contexts of countries they 9 times out of 10 mean the US. Since people from there usually call themselves “Americans” rather than “United statians”

There’s a tiny café owned by a couple literally right around the corner from the nearest Tim’s to me.

It’s definitely a little pricier but FAR better quality. They’ve also got crapes and waffles and stuff. But sometimes I’ll just go in for a cappuccino.

I’ve become probably their best customer since I go there so often. Despite the fact that Tim’s is closer and cheaper.

Not only is it Canadian (plus some European products) it’s a local business. All the better.

Edit: That being said, Tim’s is cheap so that usually what I’ll have when the café isn’t an option. It’s not American owned thankfully. I wish it was still Canadian though.