

This isn’t quite in line with your question but it’s adjacently meta:
the first time you fall to your death in Bastion the (amazing) narrator says “…and then he fell to his death. … Ahh, I’m just foolin’.” and then you respawn on the platform because videogame.


Those places aren’t in the world?


In this hypothetical situation you’re proposing, who is it the US is attacking?


Yeah, kids are really smart.


Ultimate Spider-Man (and the Tom Holland movies) completely erases his hardships. He gets so much handed to him that he never has to struggle in the ways that really made him interesting as a character. Here, kid, Iron Spider suit. You make it by pressing a button in this armored limo and a supercomputer designs and fabricates it for you. Here are some glasses that can summon missiles from a space platform. Your primary rival is kinda just a bro from the start.
This is a subtraction of growth. They eliminated the need for him to grow.
I like the stories, but they fundamentally changed Parker to be more flat and less interesting.


Not the question :p


It’s because they did a thing with USB once
obligatory “something something aur is a haunted wasteland and it’s your fault for ignoring the forty warning signs”
Linux Mint is Debian with snaps without snaps!
(I am now going to take this opportunity to point you all towards Linux Mint DE (Debian Edition))
That’s… literally what it is though? That’s what it… You’ve identified the reality of the thing.
Amusing would be saying “This is Deb erasure! She deserves better!” or “Who is this Mo anyway? Has Ian moved on already? It’s only been <checks wikipedia> years!”.


Huh. I cannot personally relate to anything you’ve said there. Maybe we’re using different versions?
The only issue I’ve had with package managers (aside from Flatpak file access, snap… just everything to do with snaps, and Pacman acting like it’s never heard of any of my mirrors if I haven’t updated in a couple of weeks, and official Nvidia drivers breaking my xorg.conf in half) is wiping out my entire desktop suite through Synaptic back in the day (entirely my own fault).
I suppose there are worse ways to learn to read the “these packages will be removed section”.


Huh? Well… I do prefer updating via the command line. I guess what I was seeing in Discover was just Flatpaks and stuff.


Like putting a typo in the title. It’s to hook people in who wouldn’t otherwise engage by voting and replying.
That said, I have two thoughts:


KDE’s Discover is pretty magical. In Plasma 6, you don’t even need to install a bunch of separate plugins for it. Except I think they still make you sign off on Flathub (but give you instructions on how to do it)


Galaxy brain: upvoting all the posts that use “customizing” or any of the other perfectly viable alternatives
… there is only one
Time for my TRIsexual awakeningoh people already say that, they say “trYsexual as in I’ll try anything”, now it’s just gross