The benefits of cost cutting measures without appropriate investment is because theyre shooting for the buck, not true success. Also you can now be sold v2.

My sister wanted to hug it, but it was too tiny to use her arms, so she used her hands. I watched Sunflowers eyes popout…

You’re assuming they have no other debt, as medical debt doesn’t influence your credit and you can’t be forced to pay it unlike other forms of debt, making it the last form of debt to pay off (and most have some larger crippling debt that comes first). You’re assuming they’re paid more than minimum wage (~15k a year), so 1/15 of their yearly income, and that already cannot afford housing and food. You’re assuming they have a consistent income and aren’t seasonal only.

what a privileged comment

This pic looks like he’s making a big steppy

Yeah it’s England

So I should call it Britain so colonies are reminded they’re conquered by a foreign parasite.

Wow the entitlement of “I refuse to understand that not everyone has a computer and can do this”

Yep, I really want to fight android SDK again. Just release it on fdroid like other open source projects.

Only available on Google Play, why bother…

Perfect execution of their intentions 🤣

Why are you misrepresenting Debian then? I am calling you a hater because of you misrepresenting options, and no it doesn’t matter if you use it if you’re being disingenuous in conversation. Windows is a benchmark because people understand it and base their opinons on it. People like you are the reason they don’t use Linux.

Windows lacking a basic, consistent, package manager for decades puts it significantly lower by default. Also you’re blatantly a blind Linux hater because you didn’t list Windows under your “lack of being able to do a task,” and horrible performance (DWM.exe), and garbage UX/UI (literally any UI they’ve made since Windows 7).

Name a shitty Linux distro on the same level as standard Windows

Replace Nvidia driver installer with this, it’s much lighter and no sign up!

I had a dream, when I was a young teen, about being the single parent of a daughter (mother died in child birth). I remember the 18 years of raising that child better than most of my own childhood memories: taking her home from the hospital, first steps, signing up for elementary school, taking her to school every day, watching my child grow up. Getting into disagreements, teaching to bike, the panic of the first day of her period (she tried to hide it because she thought she’d be in trouble). High school, school clubs, prom, college applications. We got into a disagreement on her 18th, and she told me I was a terrible paren, that I’d failed even being friends with her, which was the opposite of how I thought it was going. She appeared in the front door with a suitcase, and walked out stating she’d never see me again, and the dream ended. To this day it still shakes me, but not as hard as it did when I woke up that day, broken for being a bad parent that I didn’t see.