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Fedora has been great. I will admit though, that gnome without extensions or tweaks for a desktop isn't the most fluid UI. Works better for tablet/laptops though.

I prefer kde for desktop. I'm also looking forward to the big xfce update that supports Wayland.

This might be the case, but something about hot black coffee on a cold morning. The aroma itself is just awakening. I do love hot non caffeinated tea at night though.

I've not played a Bethesda game in a few months (BG3 now, and about to check out phantom liberty after finishing my current replay of bg3). But I've gotten a really solid 'base' of Skyrim mods. From there I'll usually just add or remove a few depending on what my vision is for the next replay XD. Took years, and is generally very stable.

Just double checked mine. Abbreviated as PMF, and it's a toggle to turn OFF. Also have been using wpa3 for a while now.

Wait, your actually playing the game? I thought adding mods and sorting load order is the game.

2 years ago I was in need of a new truck (work related). Practically all the used stuff that's worth a dam was priced not far behind if not more than new. The kicker, the new ones I was interested in weren't available...so I was forced to buy used.

How so? It opens, and works reasonably for me, on a non top tier phone.

I look forward to new releases. 40+ roadmap looks really interesting. I'm trying to keep an eye out for the things that's happened recently with rhel though.

A lot of the clients I do work for in the MSP I work in, this is half truth. Yes, a sizeable portion of servers are running a Linux based hypervisor, to serve windows VM's.

Hang with people I barely know on a personal level after work? Why would I do that? I've got another full-time job waiting for me: Life/parent. I barely have time for my own family, let alone a work 'family'.

IDK about Russia specifically, just from American. Our politicians always seem to have hidden agendas being paid for by corrupt lobbying.

Part of me believes it's not necessarily just a conservative, or religious thing. I think part of it may be more capitalistic. More people = more taxes/money generated.