Yeah, would’ve been better if she adds you to her sudoers file.

I’m not superstycious, but it is a Friday so please don’t jinx an already cursed day…

Common misconception, that’s actually a half-colon (not to be confused with semicolons or colon type-c)

There hasn’t been much to my knowledge, but thanks to Asahi Linux’s efforts now Fedora ships out if the box with FEX as a solution as of last month (not sure compatibility, performance or ease of install for other distros, just reporting what I’ve heard) :
https://fedoramagazine.org/new-in-fedora-running-x86-programs-on-arm-systems/

What else is the pencil brush for? I also turn the opacity of the eraser down to make it more accurate.

I already paid for a year subscription before the announcement, I’m just gonna finish my course and waste their server resources before the year is up and then bail

I’m at 1935 and can confirm stockholm syndrome kicks in around the 2000th time you translate “el búho verde es mi unico amigo”, it’s nice…

My guess is if they’re already investing time and money into the software and hardware to make them functionally self operating, then why go through the extra effort to reinvent the wheel (or truck bed in this case, which would leave the engine out front) if it doesn’t directly accomplish their goal.

Oh that’s interesting… Apparently they’re exempt because the money never actually passes through them, they just facilitate direct transactions between bank accounts… Wish it would actually explain the why on their faq page directly, but there you go.

Did you buy it used?

Or come with someone who always leaves early so you have an excuse

If the bank can pay for a teller and not charge you extra, an unmanned machine which is at most a high upfront cost with low service fees should be even easier for the bank.

The inner machinations of my mind are an enigma…

Yeah, I used a 1070 on arch for years without any issue, recently switched over to an Intel arc gpu and that gave me way more problems (admittedly most of it was my “fault” for being on an old mbr scheme, needing to enable rebar, and needing to switch from xorg to wayland… but that’s just what happens when a graphics card is so stable you don’t feel the need to reinstall your os or change anything major). I am not hired by Nvidia nor do I support their business practices when it comes to making development on Linux difficult or creating proprietary standards like cuda, just stating my personal experience with their drivers.

They heard customers say they needed the vacuum to suck more, and they delivered the only way they knew how…

Is this strictly millennial? Because I grew up with these already around as a millennial. I’m not claiming it stopped or anything, just that it’s more of an industry thing.