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  • What's the context here?

  • “no one should be living there” in reference to the LEGAL DOMICILE, the home itself.

    Nowhere in the article does it imply there is nobody living in the three story housing complex. The article and everyone is rightfully talking about the crawlspace, a space nobody should be living.

  • The fuck? It's a crawlspace. You can't legally rent that out anywhere.

  • Nope, you don't get to live in my house without my permission. You are free to invite strangers to live in your house, I'll even cheer you on.

  • With how much money some people spend on pickups now, I feel like an entry level MRAP for $100,000 would be much cooler.

    Probably worse on gas mileage than a pickup though. ;p

  • I don’t get why people are fine with arming the police with military hardware like MRAPs.

    they should never have access to things beyone what ordinary civilians can get

    A civilian can buy an MRAP.

  • Yeah, these armored vehicles are being given away for almost free. No appreciable amount of training money is going toward armored vehicle purchases. There are certainly things to criticize here, but the meme is attacking a false reality. (Furthermore, the armored vehicle pictured is mislabeled as a tank for some reason)

  • <3

  • But not native support.

    Yes with native support. By default too.

  • Cinnamon uses slightly more resources than the other two. But, it's lightweight enough I doubt you are going to have an issue, even with a computer of that era.

  • Head on over to Update Manager > Edit and upgrade to 22.2!

  • does that mean i can upgrade normally and not worry about the kernel?

    Yeah, just doing the upgrade via Update Manager > Edit menu leaves you on the 6.8 kernel. Confirmed with all three of my machines I upgraded.

    Two of them I have since put on kernel 6.14 via Update Manager > Kernels, after updating to Mint 22.2 and seeing it still on kernel 6.8.

  • If you are currently running Mint 22.1, the upgrade will show up in the Update Manager > Edit menu.

    Edit: I updated my machines this way. I'm guessing it isn't set to automatically move one from kernel 6.8 to 6.14? I can obviously change the kernel via the Kernels menu in Update Manager, I'm just wondering why this wasn't automatic.

  • jump through extra hoops to play on your steam deck

    The Heroic launcher works great on Linux, and to my knowledge the Steam Deck. Let's you easily play your GOG, Epic, and Prime games.

  • Yep, gotta love DRM Free!

  • A few recommendations with that in mind (Boy does that one restriction really just nuke the list! Common Japan!):

    1. Spice and Wolf (2008 series, I have no clue if the 2024 series is good)
    2. Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex
    3. Frieren: Beyond Journey's End
    4. Gate: And Thus the JSDF Fought There
    5. Crest of the Stars

    (Roughly in that order, too)

  • 4 seconds into first anime, high pitched squeal coming from female lead

    10 minutes in, realize the main character is 15, girl phobic, and being put in charge of serious military equipment nobody has the right to touch until they undergo a year of training and are willing to follow orders; starts wondering if the person giving the child multi-billion dollar military equipment is more incompetent than the main character.....it's really a close call

    15 minutes in, bitches like the child they are for the rest of the episode

    episode ends

    I love anime, but boy are some of the tropes really annoying and is a massive part of why so many people just turn it off shortly after it starts.

  • What do you mean? I'm assuming you aren't referring to LibreOffice Calc, as that entire program is tables. LibreOffice Writer also lets you put tables in documents.

    If you mean you want to use spreadsheets like a database? Here is an article on it: Calc as a Database