I'm pretty certain that Fedora (immutable ones) mentions this, as well as Bazzite does probably, that it should not work with other OS installs on the same drive/partition.

Followed by:

• how to download more ram
• how to download a faster internet

I agree, but it does not make my job any easier trying to keep up with fixing systems that management refused to update before.

Are there any good news even lately. Every day I wake up to a new CVE, the list of things in the post title isn't encouraging either.

"Let me create an image that backs up my claim and view so that I can post it on the internet and prove my point."

I've been saying that when the S2 dropped.

I think rpm-ostree has origins from Fedora, or to be precise CoreOS. I'd also say when it comes to atomic/immutable, and even if you're a power user, using it should probably be down to a minimum. I've been on Bluefin for almost a year now and I can't recall using it once.

I did not keep record whether this is the first time he said this but he wasn't saying such things 4 years ago.

Soooo, netbird?

As much as you're right, this is at least something, don't dismiss it so lightly.

I think jokes on you x2 then.

Can Alpine appeal now or?

I get why this was posted, but is it oniony enough though?

I agree 100%, but I think it mostly has to do with more natural light during the day.

This has to be satire right?

They do

You can actually select what you want to grab. I mean I use Sonarr and Radarr, and if I'm interested in something new I add it to the library, if all criteria are met (like quality, language, etc.), it queues the download. Pretty neat.

I can confirm I was the game fuel

Flatpaks can be unsafe too though.