Dump it in water, heat it up, use the heat for heating. You don’t need it to be the most efficient, you only need to not waste it.

What I don’t get is if the waste is emitting enough radiation to be harmful, why don’t we use it to make power.

LMDE is great, it’s what I recommend to all new Linux users. Lots of tiny things that remove friction, like not requiring Sudo for apt and showing stars when typing a password.

Ventoy.

Fill it with ISOs

I’m not the only one! Mercurial is so much more intuitive. And it has proper branches!

Or just grab Endeavour

I’m surprised LMDE almost never gets shoutouts. I’d assume since people don’t like Ubuntu they’d recommend it over Mint.

But then you see them inverted.

3d cross eyed pictures and magic eye work in similar but different ways

Just ditch Ubuntu and Snap at this point. LMDE is much better.

You do though. W10 EOL is October, and you’re not gonna move to Linux, sadly.

Yeah, just started using W11 for work and it’s insane how often I need to wait for character to buffer in after I typed something.

I shouldn’t be faster than my computer in this day and age, and yet here we are.

Newegg served me well

It’s not “practically zero”, it’s zero.

Isn’t that what Scion does?

That one is Canadiab Multilingual Standard. Canadian French is different. Both are in common use though.

Canadian French for programming is great. You have everything you need right there. The only downside is no euro symbol. CMS is something else. It has potential but I find the keybinds less intuitive.

Does it also update Firefox and Discord and the OS and my graphics card drivers and everything else?

middle mouse click is like magic, but CTRL-SHIFT-C/V usually works

Method chaining ftw Input.then().doThis().lastly()

Also it formats better.

The scientific method states quite clearly that you can never prove anything, only disprove. Failure to disprove warrants publication to try to get other people to disprove. But it’s still rarely properly applied, especially when you get further away from theoretical research.