Nice try, Mr AI.

I’m no detective, but judging by the way they can barely lift a hammer, you’re looking for a bunch of vegans.

You don’t have to be 1337 to install arch, but you do need to be pretty 1337 to keep it running. I use arch btw, but I also use Mint because I don’t always have time for Arch’s shit.

A reminder that Mossad’s motto is: ‘War by deception’

Oh my god. Do people really live like this? I’m going to be sick…

Finally, some sense.

5 TABLESPOONS of butter? Jesus. That looks awful.

Excellent OS choice - great for noobs and veterans alike.

Back up as much of hugging face and/or civitai as you can before corporations lock it all down.

Artix is great if you don’t mind Arch. Devuan is great if you like lightweight Debian (server install). MXLinux is nice if you want Debian with a usability/UI focus. As for security focused, I don’t know what that means. A machine is either secure or it’s not. Chuck SELinux on there if it helps you sleep at night.

Not at work. Certainly not.

No it’s not. It’s very relevant - it’s the reason I’ve never recommended the software to anyone outside of close friends.

outside US and UK (and few others)

If we’re considering just the US, Canada, UK, NZ and Australia, that’s at least 470 million people for whom the name is problematic. As an enthusiastic Australian user, there’s no way I would recommend a program called GIMP to my higher-ups.

Unlike the towns of Bra or Fuck in Austria, the acronym GIMP was chosen specifically because of its edgy double meaning.

It’s not just awkward for Americans, but for the entire English speaking world - at least 470 million people. How can anyone seriously recommend a business use a program called GIMP? It is a massive hurdle to adoption in the corporate world. They should change the name, or at least create a business-oriented alias.

Agreed. XML has been dead for at least 10 years. Still, at least it’s not YAML.

To be fair, Photoshop peaked about 10 years ago and has been steadily getting worse. It’s only a matter of time before they’re neck and neck.

Using ‘v’ to alias the citizens table was an interesting choice…

This was very well put. Thank you.

Linux user for 25+ years here. I’ve tried 'em all. These days I just use Mint.

Hey, I have that combination on my luggage!