I'm actually thinking about switching from Debian to Mint. I'm thinking that if Mint is the recommended distro for people new to Linux, they will need a big community to answer questions in forums.
I had a similar bruise from a less-lethal bullet on my butt, and I've seen a kid get hit with one in his head, that was scary. This was a long time ago though, but the bullets then were steel core and rubber around it. Not sure if they use different ones in the US.
I genuinely believe that more empathy is needed in both directions for people to come out of their trenches. Problem is, it"s hard to feel empathy for those who have no empathy in return. It's a locked position reinforcing itself with every bad interaction. To break out of this we would have to listen and show that we care, while not getting the same things back. It feels bad. Unfair. Again, this goes both ways.
Well it takes like a thousand people to make Debian, so they'd need to do a lot of work.
Mm, depends, do you use a regular 5v charger or those fast charging chargers that take like 30 mins to charge the whole battery while making it quite warm?
To be fair, it took her years to ask you to ask her. She could have just asked too.
If you only saved Mint, then Mint devs would have to do all the Debian work too?
how's the charging on the CMF? Does it work to use usb-c pd?
You can get them preinstalled with /e/os too. https://murena.com/shop/smartphones/brand-new/murena-fairphone-5/
Are these american military bases useful for europe anymore? Do we need them? I always thought they were a nato thing, but nowadays I don't know. If europe is alone against the russians anyway and we cant count on nato, maybe we should just tell the american military to leave europe?
Genuine enthusiasm. If you're only doing things to make someone else happy, it's hollow and pointless.
I did the same thing, but with ubuntu. Now, you and I can troubleshoot issues and have patience. But someone who is sort of reluctant to begin with, it's a hard sell if there are hurdles.