The best way to protect freedom and democracy is of course to implement totalitarian surveillance. Wait, you don’t like it? Sounds like you have something to hide.

Mint is also one of the biggest distros which is a factor in getting help. Any problem you may have, chances are, somebody already posted the solution.

In 1995 I bought 4 MB of RAM for DM 200, which, adjusted for inflation probably works out to about €200 in today’s money. I’d say, prices have come down quite a bit, since.

The only quest the Trump administration on is self enrichment

They really enjoy killing people.

Yeah that may take a while. Personally, I don’t mind but if you need something that requires Wayland, Mint isn’t for you.

Yes. It’s easy to install and easy to use. Perfect to get started with Linux.

Appimage is perfectly fine for smaller projects that don’t have the resources to support different packaging formats.

Well, that’s it. There’s no coming back from this. You have to install Mint now.

Dad has a point there. If I was living in the US, I’d stock up on guns and ammo and practice shooting. Not that that will help, when they come for you, but at least I wouldn’t go down without a fight.

He got in during the nineties and his stock options vested. Now he spends his time restoring vintage Ferraris.

Quite so. The cheapest card that I’d put any kind of real AI workload on is the 16GB Radeon 9060XT. That’s not what I would call budget friendly, which is why I consider a budget friendly AI GPU to be a mythical beast.

The budget friendly AI GPUs are in the shelf right next to the unicorn pen.

I just taste them to see if they’re done.

Care to elaborate?

I lied, I don’t have Netflix. We’re installing Arch together.

This is the way. Money will always get peoples’ attention.

The solution is obviously to build more nuclear plants.

Just spend your summer in Sweden. Problem solved.

Top notch metaphor, mate.