It could be 7up.

You probably just need practice.

So, you’re into bird movies?

They’re probably not a very good candidate to be an Oracle client either. They typically target larger accounts. Shame to end up stuck like that.

They’re not cartons though.

It’s just a nondescript white box, so not that much really. I cean clean it every now and then. That’s the extent of my interaction.

It could be two motorcycles side by side.

In that market, it might be a decent deal.

Emacs has scripts that can do almost anything. If you wanted to, you could pretty much replace your graphical desktop with Emacs and still do pretty much everything you do. vi is an editor.

But will Microsoft listen to foreign governments?

It’s not clear if the US will have government agencies for much longer.

I’ve always thought that Unix (and therefore Linux) was much more internally consistent and accessible than Windows ever was.

Everything is in places that kind of make sense, there’s heaps of documentation that comes with the system, you can set it up how you like it, you can see everything… There are actual logs that aren’t hex gobbledygook…

Maybe your parents should have picked a better name then.

Is the US administration aware that there are international laws? And if so does it care? It doesn’t seem to care much about the local ones.

Short answer: no.

Long answer: Linux phones aren’t ready in 2025.

Kmail, Thunderbird, Evolution. That’s pretty much it.

There’s always some weird niche client somewhere but it won’t be a hidden gem. Although I guess you can always use Pine (or rather Alpine nowadays) if you want to appear ubergeeky.

Lots of people do the exact opposite and nobody seems to find anything wrong with it.

So wine ends up being better than the Microsoft stuff. Not really surprising I suppose.

I’ll have to take your word for that. I thought that people got desktops running on it. But then I don’t get to use windows very often.

System 76 is on another continent though.

I think you should just write it for Linux. Since Windows has that Linux Windows Thing (I don’t remember what it’s called), it’ll probably work there as well as long as you mark it as a dependency.