Depends if you know. You can get some extra miles if you don’t wash them

RadioDroid and https://www.radio-browser.info/

I need to go put my DVD drive back in my tower to try this!

Try a vm

Nothing different. I wanr to die as I’ve lived.

Apples

There were a lot better ways to tell the joke

Silly a thing as is, I have never had a language I enjoyed the way it wrote as much as rust.

Who asks about your history? Genuinely curious.

Stephen Hawking.

Low effort reply (upvotes please)

Manage your email. Unsubscribe from everything that hits your inbox you don’t want. Mark emails as read even if you don’t read them. Automate tagging. Write rules to move things automatically out of your inbox to a different folder. Put time sensitive emails on your calendar. And above all else, use the archive and trash. Keep your inbox clean!

There are two reasons switching to, or even trying out Linux is difficult and often ends in failure: too many choices or too much information. This (great) write up is an example of the latter. Those among us, the would be tutors of Linux, actually read the whole thing before hopping down to the comments, or offer our opinion. Be honest.

We are all passionate about FOSS. Not just because it’s neato, but because we recognize that it improves the quality of life of anyone who uses it, and (hopefully) society at large.

Rather than providing many choices with a sink or swim mentality, or write a novel Herman Melville would envy, my suggestion is to become mentors rather tutors. What’s the difference?