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It sounds like a pretty weak argument to be honest. I wouldn’t bank on this actually delaying the EOL date.

Clayface as body horror? Sounds great!

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Wikipedia has a whole article on that.

The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit got me pretty darn close.

Roku Channel is also ad-free with PiHole.

Debian stable is for you then. If you’re just looking to SSH, you can install it without a desktop environment. If you want a GUI, you can install XFCE (light) or LXQT (very light).

You can go minimal with Debian to keep it fast, and its release cadence is do an update every 2 years and just do security updates in the interim. So if you go 6 months without updating, you’ll just get a handful of security patches without any system-breaking. If you plan on leaving it on for days at a time, you can also use the unattended-upgrade package to auto update.

It bugs me that “What will be if it happens” is in the -x, y quadrant.

Result: Democrat candidate 269, Trump 0

Supreme Court: “Goes to House of Representatives lol”

House of Representatives: “Trump wins lol”

Supreme Court: “Trump can’t run for a third term, but House selecting him it totally legit lol”

The spokesperson in a statement said "a future and updated exhibit will include all impeachments."

… in 2029.

TYL that “centrist” is short for “self-centered.”

It depends on the exact context, but:

“Trivial” usually means “not important.” For example, a person gets an echocardiogram and the cardiologist reports “trivial regurgitation,” it means the valve is leaking so little that it’s not worth worrying about.

“Naive” means not having experienced that thing. For example, in pain management, there is a distinction between “opioid naive” people, who have not previously had opioids, vs. “opioid tolerant” who have taken opioids long enough that the effects are lower on them. The tolerant group can take higher doses that might put the naive group at risk of death.