This was the only game that we had for a Gameboy that was given to us. It was well played but not well loved. Trying to conquer the board was impossibly difficult and the “rescue the princess” swordfight missions could be beat by holding right and pressing “BBBBBBA” repeatedly. The jousting was fun though. I had no idea it was based on an older game.

I hope we don’t see that in Canada. We definitely looked that way last election but the yellow party had a pretty weak showing and the red party took a lot of votes to prevent the blue party from winning. Hopefully things reset a bit next election.

I mean only Linux as the product is released with only Linux offered by the company, as in not a choice between Windows and Linux. Linux first by design.

And Lenovo, I saved $100 and the time to setup Ubuntu on my Thinkpad. But I’m picturing something that is Linux only and a major release like a Chromebook or the Steam Deck were/are.

For the education sector and software developer sector these numbers are already met and well exceeded. For the consumer desktop, yes, I think so. I think some big company other than Valve and Google will sell a Linux desktop machine, be it x86 or ARM. When most of the stuff consumers use is through the browser, OEMs clinging to Windows is not going to last forever.

Masking take and permanent marker or pen works too if you don’t have electical tape.

Don’t need to open the case. Hold the soldering iron on the light until light goes out.

I remember having to remove the battery of one of my phones to change the SIM card. It was particularly annoying because that phone/SIM had issues registering so I would have to reinsert the SIM card a few times and reboot each time.

Temu’s ads are actually hilarious. They are so absurd.

It seems like they’re saying that the flame is powered by your loved ones. Sorta like a mini crematorium in the living room.

Ubuntu is always trying to sell you stuff by forcing it into random unrelated conversations

You could almost manufacture it based on this image, granted that’s a 1/4" impact bit. All it would take is one bolt being smuggled to their factory or one photograph of a spec sheet.

There’s a way to avoid this, I did it on my machine. I have no idea how to replicate it so this is me every time I use a different machine.

It depends where you live if you need a VPN or not.