bobo1900

My behavior, now and a as child was to open things for curiosity. My hobby now is to thinker with dismantled electronic. Is this a hobby or a behavior?

I don't think such stricts definitions really apply to humans.

Well, correct me if I'm wrong, but RedHat also had more recent updates compared to CentOS, while also being certified.

Let's maybe not? Do people really want more ads in their homes?

Not only that, usually lettinf people out fully and then going is is faster than getting all crammed and sruck trying to enter.

Look how that fucking guy runs and gi hiding after he heard a shot. Coward.

To be fair, they started developing symptoms much later then when we took care of them. But yeah, we had a lot of cats in the years, 90% of them were strays (or in this case, one of them was actually kicked of their house and spent some years outside) that self-tamed over time lol.

We had two stray cats, one was confirmed FIV+, the other not, they didn't really get any recurring infection, but they both started having the same neurological symptoms: they lost control of their back legs and sphincters, had trouble walking straight and cleaning themselves so we had to do it.

I don't know if this is a regular outcome of FIV, or if it's even related at all, but you might want to look for gradual problems with walking and balance. Not much you can do unfortunately, but what I can tell you is they don't get any less loving, actually, they probably get more. His last days one of the strays went from barely staying close to a human unless being fed, to purr, pets and constant headbutts.

Good luck with your little fella, glad he could find a caring home.

1. doing things you are not supposed to do is fun
2. thinkering with electronics in fun
3. we are sacrificing our freedom to megacorporations that continously tell us what to do, what to think, what you can and can't do with devices we own and enshittify them. Taking back some of that freedom feels good

First article it gave me was for "Human extinction" lol

That's not the problem though. Even if you have no other OS installed, windows still refuses to install on external HDDs.

Linux Mint has a program simply called "Drawing" that does exactly that. You can resize pictures, draw shapes, write text, paint and save as other formats. It's a big buggy and unoptimized, but it's cool. For simple things, it's sometimes more convenient than GIMP.

Laurel & Hardy vibes