So you don’t like people being condescending back to you, huh. And you’re still at it, still wrong, and still condescending! Take a look in the mirror. I’m out.

What’s the icky stuff?

Just for you and your misreading: the previous guy said Windows Pro is 10% of MSRP. Well you open the pic in the original post and surprise it’s ~10% for Windows Home version. Aka just for you; you pay 10% for Windows HOME edition, aka everyone knows it’s not free because you just paid 10% for it. Windows Pro edition is a $ upgrade from the HOME edition, which for this offer puts Windows Pro closer to ~15%. Not the 10% the previous guy thought. The only person that misread and couldn’t follow the post is you.

Seriously? Go back and read carefully.

I’ve heard of Red Hat, but not Canonical. Interesting.

Looks like this was Windows home. Windows pro was a $ upgrade.

Nice!

Except now you don’t need to run proprietary software. Everything is online. If Chromebooks work for 90% of users, Linux will work for even more.

Does Ubuntu have a company behind it? I thought they were all communities.

Didn’t he and his pals basically create that world during WW1 and they said whoever made it out alive was to put it to pen?

I thought Mint was the easy to use one and well known.

Can anyone tell me why Ubunto? Long term support?

I wonder what the labor is to install it. Well I guess it’s the same labor as Linux.

Anyone know how they do it? Do they plug the drive into a cloning machine before installing it in the computer?

It might only overcount from 40k to 50k, that hump to get the warranty over. Then undercount to get back on track.

Used to be the other way around, undercount the miles so that you can sell it at a higher price.

Odometers are one of the oldest consumer protection tools. If it’s off, it’s very illegal.

As another user said, it’s just a random blogger that said this.

Musk quote:

I mean, I think the honest answer is that we’re going to have to upgrade people’s Hardware 3 computer for those that have bought full self-driving, and that is the honest answer and that’s going to be painful and difficult but we’ll get it done. Now I’m kind of glad that not that many people bought the FSD package.

The agreement establishes pricing based on the volume of the entire government rather than the lower discounts previously available through separate agreements on an agency-by-agency or transactional basis. … Historically, agencies may have been able to secure discounts through individual negotiations. Rather than relying on fragmented, agency-by-agency negotiations, the agreement ensures uniform pricing and standardized terms across the federal enterprise.

These offerings include integrated, advanced AI-powered capabilities such as Gemini, NotebookLM, and Advanced Gemini 2.0

Had me at the first 1/10th.

Guy says to not tear down people. Then tears down people.