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I only reboot when I want to as well. Usually about once every 2 weeks. I check for updates and then reboot to update the kernel.

I can not agree more. While I will admit my electric range knowledge is limited while my gas range knowledge is pretty high. I bought a house with an electric stove I put some oil in my pan turned the eye on and let it warm while I was cutting veggies or something else it had not been more then maybe 2 minutes and the oil burned to the pan. On gas i have never had that issue. It seems no matter what I do on electric I always burn. I admit it may be my lack of knowledge.

Well this is my jam.

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If i think of more i wilp edit.

I feel the same way. I use fedora on my laptops and desktops and debian on my servers. Generally my servers do not have or need a gui so debian makes it easy to install without. I tried fedora server once and i just was not happy with it.

To be fair i live in a rural area that has few sidewalks or street lights. If someone is walking along the side of the street in dark clothing it is extremely difficult to see them. I am not justifying not paying attention just clarifying my stance.

Funny you say that i was playing agame in windows and my wife asked me to print sometging. So i went to print it and windows said fuck you. Linux on the other set it up before i even looked for it

Please check that your video driver was updated.

I think they should have a separate grocery store for those doing pick up orders. The traffic created from pick up orders drovea me insane.

I know this may seem cruel but people who own property to rent it out are making a business of it. If you walk into a store and say I can't pay they aren't going to let you walk out with the merchandise its the same thing with rent. That being said having here arrested is a bridge to far in my opinion.

It is but adding renet causes the milk fat to coagulate. Once that is done 90 degrees abpit the right temp for most cheese. The action of it moving it will cause tue curds to be broken down. The problem with this theory is the whey. Part of cheesemaking is removing the curd from the whey to allow the moisture to be removed. In a sealed vessel it cant go anywhere.

As a backend programmer I use it all the time. As an example I use it to determine percentage of total. I use it for discounts and taxes regularly. Figure totals of an order.

Your views on distros follows mine. Fedora is my day to day and debian is my server os of choice.