I switched a few years ago. I’ve been using windows for over 30 years. They changed a bunch of random shit I had used in the past. I figured I’d give it a shot.

I never went back. I’m not a coder. I don’t even like tech very much. I’ve been really happy with Ubuntu for years.

I wanted something that just worked. It has.

As an American jew, I care as well

This guy was absolutely crushing it at life.

Executive of an airport or illegal gun runner are both badass jobs. Having either of of them would be amazing.

This absolute legend was doing BOTH.

A VR shooter of the Most Dangerous Game

I love this for him

Work on a dirt bike engine I’m rebuilding.

It’s going slowly, as it’s my first time.

Tell me more about this griddle, please!

How old was she?? Looks like 14 here

Edit: corrected her gender

Also: get it, #girlboss!

I also enjoy spending money on my hobbies. I have a budget I keep for them.

For me, it’s motorcycle parts. I have two older bikes I ride.

I love shopping for parts! It’s definitely entertainment for me.

Let them fight

That’s my go to for loose leaf tea as well. My local one has it for like $5-$10 a pound.

Let them fight

Mad Max: Fury Road

I hope Jesse Ventura doesn’t join the ticket. He’s had a lot of good takes on things in recent years. He seems like a decent guy.

Tbh I only stopped eating raw bacon when my wife told me not to

He screwed over Conan when Conan got the Tonight Show.

He never apologized or expressed any regret for the numberous hurtful jokes he made about Monica Lewinski. Many other comedians have done this.

It’s crazy to me that Tesla (and others) remap the controls of car transmissions. It’s been de facto standardized for decades.

You shouldn’t use Ubuntu.

That way there’s more Ubuntu for me!

Try Ubuntu. I switched to it from Windows. It worked on my laptop with no issues or needing to install (or learn how to install) any extra stuff

I switched from Windows to Ubuntu years ago after getting frustrated with Windows.

It took some getting used to, but I love it now!

I’m not a programmer or especially tech savvy, but I’m old enough to have used DOS when that was occasionally necessary in Windows.

I recommend Ubuntu to anyone looking for a Windows alternative.