Finland got slow?

Is that really so much easier than raking?

Would that make you fall in love with me too ?

I think shegorath meant official support from Google.

> Its electric

Use wsl?

I got one of those in 2016 and I think I still have it xD

What happened?

Off topic, but The Newsreader is actually quite good! Edit: nvm, I can’t read

Where do you live that you could get even one loaf for 60 ct.?

I am explicitly talking about this in the context of me being non-american. And where I live the vast majority of people who can not afford a car (like young people) are not dependent on one. Even if you live in bumfuck nowhere you can get around by moped.

If you work full time you would usually be able to afford a (cheap) car. And if your still in uni the towns are generally big enough for you to not be car-dependant.

You have the option of not buying one if you cant afford it.

And there are some used cars around the 2-5k€ pricepoint if you really need one i guess.

Edit: my main point was that it always shocks me to have such a car dependence in the US that you’d even have to go into debt. I am not saying Americans should just not buy cars…

As a non-American it seems wild to me that you would take out a loan for a car.

Been using Strato (subsidiary of IONOS) for a few years now as well and got no complaints. Plus its only 12€/a for a .de or .eu domain.

Good thing we are abandoning that woke DEI bullshit and hire based on merit again! 🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷💪💪🦾

Libre office does not support editing on mobile yet.

I think we are using linux very differently. Mine is two and one of those was a dead ssd.

If you want a nicer looking (though less feature complete) app I can really recommend Lissen.

I don’t have an answer for you, but per internet protocol will still respond

Syn-Ack?

You wouldn’t download and install a random .exe

I think you overestimate most people wrt computer knowledge.

Plus sometimes you don’t have a choice in what you install. I recently had to install Kind for a class I was taking and their only install options on linux are just that: downloading binaries and moving them to /bin.