Mane25

OK, I would say "thanks" normally but that doesn't seem to quite fit. :P

I've always called it a Stanley knife, I guess I've never come across the generic name.

I have one.

Hate to be stupid but where's the animation?

Assuming compatible hardware, what kind of problem would you hit that would be easier to troubleshoot in Windows?

The "if you don't value your time" argument applied 20 years ago. These days it's mostly plug-and-play for typical users, you spend far less time troubleshooting than you would dealing this type of BS like OP does. My time is too valuable to be using Windows even if it has some advantages.

Never heard of a box cutter.

Don't worry, it's a pet peeve of mine as well, shallow and pedantic or not.

Well the different car is free though?

GNOME and KDE both have a built-in nightlight feature (reducing blue light after a certain time). Not seen one that will turn the screen greyscale myself.

Edit- Actually I think I've found exactly what you're asking for: https://fostips.com/gnome-bedtime-androids-bedtime-mode-linux/

I'm going to go against the grain and say I don't like them - I think they can reduce quality of discussion (i.e., encouraging laziness, much easier to hit the down button than explain to someone why they're wrong and risk getting downvoted yourself).

If we have them though I think you should be able to see who gave them out, the facelessness of it is the biggest problem.

Thunderbird has all I need for RSS, newer style readers I find tend to be lacking in some way.