As a minimalist user I prefer to use MX for tiny/older machines, like the plethora of chromebooks now currently outside of official support that can be (mostly) softmodded to use a CFW and another OS. I have good luck with Endeavour, but as I learned debian first my first OS on a Chromebook that actually installed was MX, and it actually gave it back the originally advertised battery life, amongst regular updates and such I'd say it's worthy of a spin for an older, lower powered machine versus something that's kinda bloated in perspective like Ubuntu.
What's your opinion on MX Linux then?
Endeavour OS
That's what I remember doing when I set it up, is this due to differences in CDNs across continents?
Best part is mp3 even works with older media players like the usb port of 201X cars
Move fast and break things should never apply towards human trials.
I have no clue, but hope at least a DS4 would work
edit: someone on yt has been able to wire up an xinput controller, so there's something at least
It's easier to just use duckduckgo
Just make the drinks 75¢ and have certain hours where drinks are even cheaper to encourage sales. Corporations can find a way to make this work in more than just their favor. The last place anyone wants to get gouged is where they eat. I know it's cheaper to cook at home, but after a year of working at a McDonalds I have concluded many people can't cook, and thus have relied on automated means of foodservice. The modern drink dispenser at most stores is co2 powered mechanisms that automate almost everything down to just the push of two buttons, but the co2 is relatively cheap compared to the cost of plastic. They can cut corners because they already do, and the auto dispenser is a great example of why drinks should be cheaper because it's faster to make them and no more refills should entitle us to lower costs as consumers. McD knows they messed this up, and it would be nice to see them lower prices and double down on some really cool automation tools, like an automated wrapping machine or maybe something even cooler that just does all our jobs so we don't have to.
In this day and age it feels like a McDonald's worker could ai copilot a drone better than the folks over in Israel, so no I totally disagree with conscription without certain safeguards in place to prevent genocide or other dumbfuckery.
Real debrid?
Hackers had figured out how to utilize bluetooth exploits at Pwn2ownp, but I'm pretty sure an event that public has led them to patch that particular vulnerability.
