Open wide, bud. You will take it and you will like it.

It’s my experience that Ubuntu and Fedora break if you don’t upgrade often (and then suddenly do after a year), while arch doesn’t… Which is interesting, since it’s supposed to be the other way around…

I think it’s because Fedora and Ubuntu add a lot of new things, while arch just updates it’s packages.

Microsoft recommends you remain ignorant about how awesome Linux is.

Pixel cpu is embarrassing though. Very low performance, and they somehow manage to convince the press it’s fine by saying it’s AI optimized. Wtf…

Oh shit, humans don’t know about something so it can’t exist. :)

You go ahead and wait for your evidence, bud. Will be a while.

Yeah perhaps. And good advice about health for sure.

I do the same. Exercise, eat healthy and sleep properly. Once the body starts to get real problems, fun is over…

Yeah but you are the exception, a bit wiser and emotionally mature than most. :)

You can’t actually solve them. Depends on which problems of course, but most of them have to do with our societies not being fair whatsoever.

Getting old. Because it’s like old people are just ignored. Nobody thinks they are good looking or interesting and they are mostly just tolerated, not appreciated.

That in combination with body starting to break down is not a great feeling.

Almost certainly not real… :)

I think there is an extreamly high probability they are real, considering it’s been millions of eye witness reports by now.

I guess it’s easier to assume every single one of those are just wrong. But if even one of them is right, we have visitors.

I don’t even understand why people find it so difficult to believe. I keep hearing “yeah they can’t travel here because distance”, as if humans somehow has all the knowledge about space travel despite hardly even understanding how to get to the moon. :)

Actually we even forgot how to get to the moon. That’s how much we care about space travel. Yet we are experts at it, somehow. :)

It’s dumb, which is why I assume it has to do with psychological safety mechanisms and that’s why people can’t think rationally about this.

It’s very interesting that it’s just there, out in the open, and most people never seem to think about it.

The last time I saw this question asked on reddit, the OP thought paying bail was an alternative to serving prison time if you’re found guilty of a crime.

Haha that’s funny :) I can actually see this happening in a future America though. The love of money is obscene.

Lols :)

I like how you redefined what a “better person” is to mean more like “better company resource”.

Compared to Google they are saints.

Personally I think it’s good. Students that don’t respect the teacher shouldnt even be there. If it was up to me, I would send them home if they don’t behave. But that’s not something you can do as a teacher I guess.

Let’s judge him for doing something different, while being too afraid of doing the same.