Takapapatapaka

Well as you pointed out the GNOME philosophy of keeping everything dead simple can be interesting there. Their mail client apps are Evolution and Geary, the last one seeming to be the simplest one.

Well you can use whatever you want for this, used plate, aluminium plate from yesterday takeaway, something that does not necessarily imply washing it immediatly after, unlike most things i use to cook. But yeah fair point

I rediscovered how quick couscous was to make, just boiling water, less than 10mn, no dishes. When i eat alone, i often eat couscous seasonned with watever i have on hand, a bunch of cream/oil/liquid to make it less dry.

Well it’s quite easy i’ll give you that but it’s soooo long to cook when you have a bunch of people home.

riding scooter at 12 seems to be illegal too in vancouver, and people have fun on drugs too, so seems to me both things are pretty much interchangeable in your argument

many reasons, already told by others, but the one that made me jump was that it does not install apps without me telling it to.

Both of you are spot on, updates are blazing fast, and i’m clearly not on Gentoo x) thx for the explanation, its clearer for me now

Okay, i see, i’m not that familiar with tech companies. I wouldn’t have guessed they’d be that aware of what version of OS people are using.

Do they really imperatively need to be compliant ? (i genuinely don’t know, but it seems weird to me, it feels like i can just postpone updates indefinitely on linux)

Or is this that it’s way better to be compliant, so companies need to enforce it on their computers (but individuals may not have this need) ?

When you say “companies”, do you mean Apple/Microsoft or the company you’re working for/with ?

I mean, shouldn’t you be able to refuse updates anyway ? Like if there is something you don’t like or that will break your workflow in the update, shouldn’t you be able to accept the risks and keep the old version indefinitely ?

Edit : a word was missing.

I know i’m fully nitpicking in bad faith here, but which are the countries not doing evil shit ? There probably are a few that are mostly good, but even those are quite rare, aren’t they ?

It really does, i’d love to live in a polycule. Most people seem to say it’s a lot of work, i guess it could be especially at the beginning, but i think it could work very well with who i am. Unfortunately, both my partner and i are too shy to start dating other people, so it probably won’t happen.

I’d say helpfulness, responsiveness and being friends are three different things, that can be overlapping or not.

I know some people who always respond and keep the conversation alive even though we’re not friends, and i can be ghosted for days by close friends, who i lived intense things with.

I know some people who helped me moving out even though we were just accointances, and i have friends who are lazy enough to avoid this, but i live spending time with them anyway.

These are very fluid for me, so i’d say to avoid worrying, it’s best to not expect a lot from people, and/or to try to find friends that seem to match your needs

I’ve seen a few of them, in different regions i think, but definitely not in every town, and in my experience it’s more of a rural village with a big road passing through thing.

I think there is a misunderstanding here, the problem people have with your comment is not the meaning of it, but the words you chose.

Calling someone an abused wife is effectively pointing things out (as in direct description), but calling someone a pet is not pointing things out, it is making a metaphor (as in indirect description) that points at the similarity between a woman and a pet, which is what carries the sexist aspect. No big problem with that, you can simply withdraw the “pet” part and find a term that actually points things out.

Funny thing to say when they have plants on their meal pictures.