no I toast it first

Balatro.

Yes.

The US doesn’t have any meaningful number of submarines not nuclear powered. Almost all are (probably*) nuclear capable if sufficiently equipped.

Specifically, not all nuclear capabilities require ICBM’s. This is a very critical difference. Many fast attacks are fully capable of, albeit more limited nuclear capabilities, than their boomer counterparts, along with more traditional payloads.

So I’ve never used a drawing tablet before, but there is a tab in the settings panel for a ‘wacom tablet’ / ‘stylus’. You might want to check reviews specific to that use case. I’ve just never tried it that way and don’t know very much about stylus.

So I run a 2-1, and I like the 2-1/ tablet form factor (I actually just ordered this for my new machine) and will 100% be running PopOS on it. You don’t need any hot keys and its tablet mode is dreamy. I have a bit of criticism on the onscreen keyboard (it should be bigger and easier to get to).

You will need to learn the gestures (three fingers swipe up), but I found that easy enough to learn. I would actually say that the PopOS tablet mode is among the best, maybe even better than windows. I use it about an hour to two a day in this way.

How is PopOS in the context of being able to do most things through a GUI or at least menus that don’t involve terminal usage, or hotkeys I have to constantly look up?

PopOS is hotkey dependent, for certain, but its really only the ‘option’ key that you need. The option key, which gives you access to many things, including what I consider its greatest feature, which is the multi window desktop view.

Its extremely intuitive. And it gives you something that if you’ve been on windows for a long time, you haven’t experienced, which is like a “many desktops” view of the world. I have a desktop view with my programs I’m running for utility purposes (terminal, system monitor, and a text editor.) I have another desktop set up with my work firefox windows and tabs. I have another with my communications (signal), and another with lemmy, and random stuff for shit posting/ entertainment. I hit the option key and scroll to get to any one of the desktops. If I need a program, I just tap option and start typing the programs name.

That’s why it’s not surprising at all that a bank didn’t bother to do that. Banks have some of the most egregious security issues.

I’m a big fan of PopOS.

Most people advocate for Mint, but when I run Mint, I don’t feel like I’ve made a step forwards in terms of UI. I’m a huge fan of the design choices around PopOS. It just feels much more modern than windows.

Gas lines in Hawaii

You just say “bingo.”

Idk man the radar says shitlib…

Actually I’ve been working on a shitlib detector.

Go ahead. Try it out.

What in the chicken fried fuck are you talking about?

We have litterally thousands of comments to evaluate each other by.

Aren’t you the liberal? Why aren’t you protesting this?

Vibe.

A “censor” if you will…

Bruh a transparent AM5 motherboard in an all white case?

Deepseek:

hold my píjiǔ

45 minutes? Jesus. Ok thanks.