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  • This kid gets it

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  • I got something more important — a life lesson! It serves me well now that I work in a corporate environment and turns out school is not that different, some of the management in my company even gives me back memories of the kindergarden.

  • This kid gets it

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  • You are right, I can't imagine that happening in the real world

  • The Universal Operating System

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  • Yeah, I completely forgot that during the install Debian gave me multiple choice for the DE. I think I am using GNOME. I don't remember if I chose it on purpose or it was the default choice and I just rolled with it.

  • The Universal Operating System

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  • Yes, I thought it might be a code issue. It just seemed weird that with other Debian based distros (ubuntu and mint) I have never had this issue. I hope this weekend I get enough free time to investigate further. Thank you for the tip.

  • The Universal Operating System

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  • Thank you for the suggestion, it might be this. I haven't had a lot of free time lately, but I hope this weekend I can sit down and investigate.

  • The Universal Operating System

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  • Yeah, I know, but as I said I kind of like it and I think I can get used to it. It's not necessarily something wrong with Debian, it's just that I have been a long time windows user, and then used mint also for a long time, so this is just a habit.

  • This kid gets it

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  • When I was in high school we got to write an essay (or something like that, I don't remember anymore) on some topic I didn't have any opinions about, so I gave an empty sheet of paper with only my name on it. The teacher was really puzzled, an brought up this to me and my mom. She wondered why I didn't cheat and copy something from the internet like a lot of my classmates did actually. We already had smartphones, it was around 2012-2013. I didn't cheat because my parents taught me honesty, that was my answer to my teacher.

    Guess what? I got the lowest possible grade (essentially I failed this exam). People who cheated, and she knew they cheated got higher grades. Not that I'm complaining, I got the grade I deserved in my opinion. I would like to note that I wasn't a lazy student or anything, it was this one time that I slipped up, and preferred to be honest about it.

    What school taught me is that cheating will get you further than honesty. If you can't make it, fake it. This translated very well when I started working in a corporate environment.

  • The Universal Operating System

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  • I switched from Mint to Debian recently and it's been great so far. I'm still getting used to the idea of no "panel" (tasks bar), but I think I will keep it that way since it looks cleaner. I find it really easy to navigate with just keyboard shortcuts. It does really feel universal.

    Only issue that keeps bugging me is that for some reason the sound quality on any Bluetooth device is trash. €100 headset sounds like a €10 one. An issue I didn't have with Mint, Ubuntu or Windows. I haven't had time to investigate it yet though, maybe something is missing in the default installation and is just a matter of installing the right package.

  • Not that I or anyone would ever have issues.

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  • Sounds like the average Arch user to me

  • Extended internet outage... (currently using mobile data)

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  • As someone who used to work for an ISP I always used to hate it when people acted like it's the end of the world when there was an outage. I'm not saying this is you, but some people I guess imagine that things happen with a waving of a magic wand. Things brake, things need time to be fixed.

    I don't know how your ISPs work, but in my experience the estimated time is usually way more than what they really need to fix it. They just do it in case things don't work out as expected. You will be way happier it they tell you they will fix it in 5 hours and actually manage to resolve it in 1 hour. Instead if they say its going to be an hour and then spend 5 hours fixing it you wouldn't like it as much.

  • Anyone else?

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  • I am doing dry January, because it's last month here, and since it's the company that is letting me go to cut some expenses I can't care less. I just quickly wrapped up and documented stuff that I worked on, just because my colleagues are cool and I'd hate to leave them with some mess to deal with after me.

  • Hertz, showing the difference between science and engineering

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  • I know I'm replying to a 7 months old thread, but reading it got me wondering is there a limit to frequency? Well, I'm sure there is, my question is more like what is it? Is it when the wavelength nears or reaches plank legnth, if that even makes any sense?

  • If the 2028 election was held today, who would you vote for?

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  • I don't know how you got that idea since I said that the president resigned, not that he was kidnapped by a foreign country.

  • If the 2028 election was held today, who would you vote for?

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  • Well, since my country's government resigned under the pressure of a nationwide protests, althou elections will not be held today, they will be pretty soon.

    As to who am I going to vote for, I'm still askig myself this. All of the parties have proven themselves to be trash in one way or the other.

    And the newcomer party that is expected to appear will be formed by the former president, who also resigned last week, not because of pressure, but to be able to form a party and participate in the upcoming parliament elections. And while he was president he made some statements that made it very clear he has sympathies towards Russia, so a big NO on the voting there too.

  • But think of the landlords!

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  • I wish! As someone who have lived in one of those concrete apartments from the communist era of my country, at least as they were made here, you do hear your neighbours. And if your neighbours have an active kid or a bigger breed dog that likes to jump a lot especially. Also every time they drop something on the fooor. I'm not very familiar with construction and material propeties, but there is something about concrete that carries vibrations easily. When a neighbour starts doing some renovations the power drill can be heard in half of the building (it was a nightmare for me, who worked night shifts at the time).

    Don't get me wrong, I'd still prefer that hell to being homeless.

  • Solid advice.

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  • You mean, when it's in perfectly good condition and there is no reason it shouldn't be able to work, but you didn't pay your [insert brand here] subscription, so it gets shut down remotely

  • Germany joins European partners with troop deployment to Greenland

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  • Why do you need to take control over an ally's territory? The US already has a shot of pretecting Greenland from China or Russia occupying it, because it will be essentially attack on Denmark which is a NATO member.

    If there is still anyone out there that believes that the orange turd wants Greenland for security reasons, they must have some negative IQ.

    Now, those minerals mentioned... They are another story. That will be for the financial security of Trump's family and friends.

  • Windows 7

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  • I'm happy to say I have nothing in common with him

  • Department of Labor under fire for language similar to Nazi slogan

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  • They will just change it to something better, I think "Work makes you free" sounds good. /s

    Joke aside, the US is leaning more and more into that Nazi shit and that's scary