The problem is they’re already talking about needing trillions of dollars worth of hardware to make it happen. It’s absurd.

All data centers use lots of water for cooling.

:o

Do a search for bash-it if you haven’t found that already. It has a lot of built in easily modifiable themes as well as a bunch of other optional extensions.

Bash prompt next

I put on my robe and wizard hat.

<3 Hyprland. Currently trying to figure out how to get it running on Bazzite.

This is three strikes and they’re blocked for this fuckin guy.

Hang on guy, I’m with you. https://youtu.be/CzX-fFPUigQ

This is an environment of welcoming. And you should just get the hell out of here.

Midwesterner here. This is correct. Though it’s missing anti-abortion ads and the PORN DESTROYS ALL LIVES signs that always follow the Adult Superstore ones.

Suddenly I want to make that other hot toddy

Yea, I had quite the wtf moment one time when I stripped a Torx screw.

“when the Phillips gets stripped”

Boys I think this indicates a problem

Agreed, Phillips needs to get Thanos’d.

And my Wi-Fi password is still 6buttwiener9

I got ROCm to work on a 7800XT after fixing some Python errors. It was quite unstable though.

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u mind if I pipe my car exhaust to your office for a while, it’s making mine smell bad

When choosing your first distro it’s probably best to go with one that is very popular - Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, Mint, etc. Niche distros are a surefire path to immediate troubleshooting.

From there, decide what desktop environment you want. Most distros offer releases with various environments (KDE, Gnome).

There are differences with package managers… who cares, you either run this command or that one to update.

I second using a Live USB to run any distro release first so you can test drive it. If you use Ventoy on your USB drive you can put multiple distro ISOs on it instead of having to flash only one at a time.