AmanitaCaesarea @ AmanitaCaesarea @slrpnk.net

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The reasonable voice in me tells to get my license and a second hand bike for max 3k ish. The unreasonable voice wants a new Triumph Scrambler 400x or a Suzuki Gsx 8s. Scrambler new is 7.5, almost no used models in my country. Gsx 8s can be found used around 8k.

One is a way safer fun 400 cc bike. The other quite bit quicker. Both financial disasters tho lol. Will probably end up on a older bike with less tech.

No not a lot. Was just distro hopping and tried bazzite. When I tried to install something that wans't in the software centrum it indeed said to try sudo rpm-ostree install. But monkey brain already found it too much. So yeah... My bazzite views probaly aren't the best lol. Have to give it a better try some day.

True true, still modern linux doesn't break as easily as u frame it. And is user friendly enough for even non tech ppl. A user would have to go out of their way todo something weird in cli. As long as they are just installing games then not a whole lot can go wrong.

On bazzite if u want to install something that isn't virtualized like flats, than u would have to dive more into cli. That instead of simply typing sudo apt install.

I like bazzite but the immutable aspect makes downloading some thing even more complicated for a newb. Truly can never go wrong with zorinos or mint

Let it simmer. If I still want to buy it after weeks/months than I buy it.

And here is me starting for a motor license in a few weeks.

My use case isn't very high way oriented so hopefully i'll stay whole....

Good tips all around tho :)

Proton is fine, the whole ceo comment situation gets way overblown. Tuta is also great.

But if u just want a convenient ecosystem go for proton.

Might have to now

Touché

Milk is for babies and calves. I don't see other adult animals sucking titty milk

Signal, Telegram, SimpleX.

Spin the wheel ladies and gentlemen!

We lemmings are cool enough to do that. The struggle is convincing everyone else🥲