EponymousBosh

I guess on a similar note, anything from Nickelodeon in the 90s.

Not something I’ve read personally, but I imagine there’s someone out there who’s read the Unabomber’s mathematics work without Realizing

How so?

So he may be alive, but he’s not really living.

I have Type 2 Diabetes and the advice I have been given by my dietitian is to balance macronutrients in meals and snacks. Based on that advice, your idea seems like a bad one.

Also it doesn’t matter how good your password manager is if the site you’re logging into gets hacked

So he didn’t realize he was in a bubble? Sounds like he could’ve used some. Some sit–some situational–

Nothing in particular. Just had blood drawn and now eating a snack.

I know there are some lighter-weight custom versions of Windows floating around, but I’ve never used one and I don’t know how well they’d work for your needs. EDIT: Tiny10/Tiny11 are examples, here’s a source for them.

A miserable little pile of documentation.

Our last apartment had a microwave that insisted that the off/cancel button was ONLY for the microwave part and NOT the timer part, and if you tried to use it to turn off the timer, would display a message saying “push timer button to turn timer off” (or smth to that effect). I found it infuriating. I told my wife, “if they can program it to sass me, they can program it to turn the damn timer off.”

Anyway. I get it.

Ooh, I knew about the Debian switch but didn’t know about thr btrfs. Currently using SpiralLinux as my daily driver but might have to look into Tuxedo at some point.