Thanks. I will try all the suggested options and see which one is more convenient. :)

Thanks. I will try all the suggested options and see which one is more convenient. :)

Thanks. I will try all the suggested options and see which one is more convenient. :)

Yes, x86 legacy is really confusing. Especially if you are going to write your own kernel or bootloader.

Maybe one of those videos is "So if you want to change the world, start off by making your bed."(youtube). It's not even a video, but the speech itself. This speech is quite inspirational. And it doesn't even matter who said it. And even usually I don't really like the military.

It constantly gives me 17.5 bits on several browsers firefox, nyxt, gnu icecat, librewolf...

Maybe simple and easy to use GUI Firewall.

I like that most people become a little kinder at Christmas.

He is an ambiguous person. He certainly did a lot of good things, but there were mistakes and even from our point of view, quite cruel decisions. It is difficult to assess why he made certain decisions. There is a lot of unconfirmed information and ambiguous accusations around him, although, of course, there are bad decisions, maybe we don't know all the information, or maybe he was wrong. It was a difficult time back then. According to some reports, at the end of his life, even Lenin treated him ambiguously and was afraid of the concentration of power in one hand and even wrote a letter to the congress, but some doubt this, so it may not be true. To truly understand this, you need to be a historian and read a lot of original documents by yourself. But I don't think that we should consider him only a complete villain, as he is often exposed.

Linux. The Power of the Community.

I didn't come up with it and the picture is not mine. I just found it on the internet earlier.

You can fix it, really. :)

If there are too many of them around, the temptation to become one of them increases... :(

I consider Extended Wigners Friend Problem Experiment to be quite fascinating. This experiment has already been performed, but I expect its results to be fully understood by the masses. And I am not proffesional physicist and want to understand it better too by myself. a-quantum-experiment-suggests-theres-no-such-thing-as-objective-reality The results of this experiment call into question one or more assumptions about the existence of objective reality, freedom of choice, or locality. All three cannot exist together. But personally, I think that the second and third points have been checked a lot of times, so no matter how improbable it may seem, the first point is the most likely. But what it really means remains to be understood.

I use lxqt mostly beacause it's simple and moderately lightweight.

It's unusual, but it was a little-known Russian movie from which I didn't expect much, but in the end I liked it. It was Lord of the Wind (2023). Although I usually don't like modern movies lately. It is about Fyodor Konyukhov is a Russian survivalist, voyager, aerial and marine explorer and his round-the-world balloon flight. Unfortunately, I don't know if it is available in English.

I think sugar by itself is not so bad. The fact it is in amost all types of prepared foods from the store is really bad. But I'm not a specialist.

No is not such a pleasant decision in this question, in order to answer this way you need to really feel or witness really bad things. Therefore, a large number of such answers says something...

A large military submarine, and/or Porcupine fish. But I'll be very sad if fish dies. And in order to actually break scientists, you need to put in space them.

Thank you. Looks like.

Snap. :)