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I only knew about the Hollywood one!

Is no one gonna post a link? I'd never heard the song before. Anxiety by D whoever https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riCP9x31Kuk

This whole thread is wrong lol. Sampling is musicianship. Simplifying a pop banger from the 60s down to its essence is creativity.

Does she know Buckethead? Can you draw her hanging out with Buckethead?

There is a monopoly card about this. Bank error in your favor.

Ah, gotcha.

I'm not technical enough to understand the functional difference between flatpak and snap, but I know that snaps are centrally controlled by Canonical and thus I assume not as enshittification resistant as flatpak.

But from the end user perspective, they can be a lot simpler to use than PPAs for random software. For me they're kind of a guilty pleasure.

I don't really like scary movies, I'm anxious enough as it is.

The Ring was the best and scariest though.

Maybe you needed to grow up with CRT TVs and VCRs to feel the fear in your bones. Idk if anyone under 20 would be able to get into it.

I had so much trouble with this as a kid.

"Why did you poke a hole in my Styrofoam cup and let the drink leak all over the table?" "I honestly don't know."

Like in hindsight it makes sense that this action had a consequence, but I have no explanation for why 10 year old me didn't think this through, or why I would do it in the first place.

Adults always thought I was being difficult but I was so confused :(

Holy Shit, Barrier but good is here!!!!

I had no idea, I thought we were all waiting for input leap to get out of alpha and release something... My heart goes out to all the devs <3

AFAIK it is packages but also default configurations. I am not an expert though this is just a guess.

Ubuntu is great. Lots of guides for things, great community support, and things usually just work. Plenty easy enough to do what you want to do without having to learn a bunch of stuff all the time.

I think this is why it is not the preferred choice for experts who want to configure everything themselves, or have strong opinions about the internals of how it works.

But I basically want to never have to think about the os if I don't have to.

Out of curiosity, is the live USB / install experience that different than kubuntu? I've never tried mint.