Scientific calibrated tests, like most civilized countries.

Those are not the only two options. I also prefer this to getting kicked in the nuts, but there are a million better options.

The land of the free, everyone.

If they could? They have tanks, for fucks sake. They don’t lack resources.

The only reason for bullshit tests is that the cop gets to feel powerful deciding himself instead of a specific measurement by a calibrated instrument.

Oh, so we put the bar at proving a negative? Easy peasy.

BONK!

It has for a decade, since Windows 10 basically.

Again, in theory, yes. But no.

Apple never even tried to allow it, so yeah, Apple IS the bad guy. Google is becomeing it, Apple is the mayor of bad guy town.

In theory, yes. I have seen one (1) case of it working, across hundreds of communities.

If we ignore the network effect, or the effort it takes, it’s a great idea!

Those nutters are sometimes mods. Try criticizing Stalin on any lm community, see how fun.

It doesn’t, at all. They don’t care.

“What’s a mount point? I just click on the disk icon on my desktop, it shows up when I plug in the USB thingy.”

- Average user

Answer for all questions: the average user doesn’t care, won’t run any of those, won’t know what fs is on their system because they will choose the default what the installer suggests. Same as they have no idea about all the ntfs or exfat details of their windows system.

I use Arch BTW. Haven’t had to fiddle with rights in the last 10 years.

What is there to learn about Linux filesystems? How is it different from a Windows filesystem, from the perspective of an average user?

Lesson one: files Lesson two: folders Here’s your diploma.

The Nokia N900 is the only phone I actually have been excited about. Still have the muscle memory.

Well, then a S20 or something, still around 100 bucks/pounds/euro and new enough. Not 90% but 75%,still a good deal.

You would need a lifetime of comics to fill even a few dozen gigabytes…