I know it sounds “unlawful”, but sometimes law does the wrong things for the wrong reason because it’s made by the wrong people. When this happens, you are faced with two option: do the right thing by breaking the law, or do the wrong thing by following the law.

We don’t have to find an esoteric example for this. Since you mentioned LGBT+ right, we have one right here.

Trump just moved forward rejecting transgender identity, essentially making being transgender illegal. With such example, one could argue that a law-abiding transphobe is right your alley.

I’ve said this many times, and will continue saying this again and again:

When in doubt: Linux Mint will provide everything you’ll need. You can distrohop once you understand the basics, customizations and optimizations can come later.

Gulp that thing and you’ll shit it right out!

something something fog of war…

Hyperfibre sounds like some weight-loss supplement.

I’m letting you off this shitty world. That’s my compassion, bitch!

It’s easy to talk about the end of life for other things. It’s harder to discuss the fact that we will end eventually.

TLDR: SerpentOS rebranded

Given how greedy people are, probably gold or diamonds.

Depends on how it’s cooked, I guess.

That’s what I thought.

What about the AT protocol? Is it open source? Is it independent of centralized provider?

That’s… basically all the cloud vendors out there…

Archive.org’s torrent trackers sucks… I don’t know why, but I never get a good download with it.

Did that møøse bit your sister?

If it makes you feel better: you’re not drowning in debt because of this, the worst permanent damage you’d cause is occasional random feelings of embarasment. I’d wanna shoot myself too when that embarasing memories pop up, but life goes on.

Honestly man, why are you even posting this? This is like airing your own dirty laundry on the street. Meanwhile, you could’ve quickly lookup how closing your credit card affects your credit score, or maybe ask somebody IRL.

/s right?

Lmao, I just realized OP signed up for AmEx again, knowing their store doesn’t accept it

OpenOffice?? That thing is dead. I thought we’re talking about LibreOffice.

When in doubt: Linux Mint.

You can find something more suitable for your need later on, but this should give you a baseline experience.

I would steer clear of labwc or other minimalist WMs when you’re just getting started. In fact, try nothing but the basics first.