So when I try to log them in it just throws an error and goes back to email login. Any ideas?

Yeah I don’t see it. I’m assuming Duolingo messed up your game but it’s not obvious?

Rwanda is $1 million per migrant? Total costs $30 mil? I have a feeling there were not very many Rwandan migrants deported

What do the whales need this oil for? Is there oil in other animals? Is there human oil?

High price and no bargaining doesn’t seem like a good thing.

Glad the dude swimming in sewage run off, doing cocaine from toilet seats, and had a parasitic brain worm is in charge of our health

What would happen if they were just set free?

US answer is perfect. thanks for the info.

What client are you using? I set up a space a while back but have no way of putting my channels into categories so it’s all alphabetic and clumsy. It was less than ideal

Just tried and failed to install cinny flatpak. Something about an error dispatching to Wayland display. The screenshot looks nice though

Unless the servers can have separate channels and interface like slack or discord then it’s not going to work for most people. Correct me if they have implemented this. I tried using it for quite a while and it was just clumsy. Most people want/need a server with channels that can have categories

I don’t think you’ll get the results you are hoping for. I’m not sure it would harm it but you’d need some sort of agitation or scrubbing to actually get it clean. I’d propose a soft toothbrush and iso. Or if you’re dedicated to dunking it, maybe try one of those ultrasonic tubs

All the options you listed are downstream from a company. Fedora is from red hat, mint is a fork of Ubuntu, open suse is from… Suse? I can’t remember. That’s not necessarily a bad thing but figured I’d mention it.

Any distro you choose can look however you want. This is something I didn’t understand at first. Your version of Linux lives below the desktop environment. You can install (almost) whatever desktop environment you want on top of your version. Then you can tweak your desktop however you want. Some distros come pre-tweaked but don’t pick a distro on looks alone.

So really your deciding between 3 base Linux distros. Most “distros” are just the base system with some choice drivers and software to help you get going. A few of them are tweaking at the kernel level. You can do the raw version of any of the base Linux versions if you prefer to control and limit any software on your system.

Debian - updates slowly but stable, focus on testing before stable releases. You might miss new Linux features but unless you’re running the latest hardware you probably won’t know the difference. Distros based on Debian: Ubuntu, mint, popos, elementary os (looks like macos!), a hundred other ones.

Arch - updates rapidly with the risk of something not working. If you want bleeding edge features or every drop of performance choose an Arch distro. Just know that you MIGHT need to help it along. I don’t think arch distros being difficult is as true as it once was. There are some excellent distros out there making arch accessible and easy for the masses. Notable distros based on arch: endeavor, cachyos (my personal favorite right now), omarchy

Fedora: kind of a mix giving you fairly up to date software with a stable system. Honestly it’s probably the best place for a newbie to start. It’s not perfect though and you’ll want to read up on install if you have a Nvidia card. Fedora based distros: nobara, bazzite, but most people just use vanilla fedora.

Matrix is good but not as simple as discord. Lots of users aren’t going to like it.

I just use antenna pod and if I wanted to I’m pretty sure I could download the episodes through that and put them on a server. I’m not sure what that would really accomplish for me though.

Oh no is that his hair I see?! How rude

Dems are on thin ice!

I’ve not bought this in my adult life but was recently reminiscing about it and was planning on buying some. I better do it now!

Here’s my combo, the rain shell could be swapped out for any of the other million brands that make basically the same thing. It’s kind of pricey but versatile, warm, and lasts a looonnnngg time

Wool base layer: https://www.smartwool.com/en-us/men/base-layers/tops/mens-classic-thermal-merino-base-layer-crew/SW016349.html?dwvar_SW016349_color=001 Wool blend hoodie: https://chromeindustries.com/products/mens-merino-cobra-3-0-hoodie Rain shell: https://www.outdoorresearch.com/collections/mens-rain-jackets/products/mens-stratoburst-stretch-rain-jacket-300893

I seem to have similar use as you but use layers. I’ve had best luck with chrome wool hooded sweatshirt with a rain shell over the top. If it’s really cold I’ll put on a wool base layer too. It’s really warm and lasts a long time. I wear the sweatshirt nearly year round.