Looks peaceful.

I got rid of my last VW after I got tired of plastic parts breaking. It happened every winter, after a cold snap.

I installed Ubuntu decades ago, then moved and never used it again. The first distro I actually used was Peppermint. Loved it.

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He or she does look chill.

I don’t live in one of those states, so I’m not sure why it was done the way it was.

I started the DL application online and took the requested docs to an office to finalize it without seeing any option to select the type of license I wanted.

The woman who processed it actually told me I didn’t bring the right documents, but that it didn’t matter because I could just sign an affidavit stating that I really, actually do live here.

I agree with this.

I wouldn’t argue.

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Good dog doesn’t deserve this.

I didn’t want one, but I was just given one the last time I went to get a DL.

In the US, it’s not a requirement. I use my phone for nothing but occasionally making or receiving calls, taking photos, and messaging friends, but all of that could be done without it. I just use it because I have it.

I mean, that sounds interesting.

Nice.

Ahhhh, that’s so nice! I just got my second NVME. It’s a new world.

I really liked Peppermint’s installer, back when I used it. I think it was Calamares then? It handled existing partitions well, and was easy to understand.

I remember checking out a bunch of sex manuals when I was about 13. The librarian looked at my mother very strangely, but didn’t say anything.

This is also my reservation about this type of thing.

I think OpenSUSE, at least, has changed/improved the installer since the last time I used it. It remains to be seen whether it’ll be easier to handle my existing partitions or just more arcane, since I’ll have no previous experience, even vague memories.

I guess that’s the difference. I don’t tend to format mine often, if ever.

It is amazing that you can buy a TB drive these days, especially at the size they are. And amazing you can fill one up.

It’s good to keep that sense of wonder, IMO.