ASUS still makes netbooks.

I bought a little $200 model a few years ago. It weighs 9 oz.

I forget Lemmy isn’t full of adult children and fascist algorithms that censor you.

Dehumanizing the enemy is part of any war, otherwise it’s more difficult to unalive them. It’s a tribal quality, not a fascist one.

It defaults to the codename. Any installer you download will be either Bookworm or Sid right now.

I’m also in your age group, and I’m picking up what you’re putting down.

I had a lot of problems with my mental health thatbwere made worse by centralized social media. I can see hoe the younger generation will have the same problems with centralized AI.

Unless you change your sources.list, you’ll just update your current system.

Why can’t they just use the Wikipedia model? That should bring in enough to cover development and operating costs.

Mint is either Ubuntu or Debian based. I’ve used a touchscreen laptop with both, and they just worked.

can we just call them NPCs?

They were NPCs before AI was invented.

TLDR: Artificial Intelligence enhances natural stupidity.

Sure, but the population would be so similar that it probably wouldn’t make much difference.

The downside to cloning as a reproductive system is that the entire population will have the same genetics and be vulnerable to the same diseases and poisons.

I looked at Here we go, and there were a lot of complaints about the navigation giving illegal instructions.

I did some work with MOLA data about 10 years ago when I was finishing my undergrad at EKU. It was a very fun project.

I used the geology of Olympus Mons as a capstone project for both my GIS and Mars Geology courses.

What about Magic Earth as a maps replacement?

Honestly, a birb could do a better job.

Assuming you are using something Debian based, you can use:

apt purge (package name)

Followed by:

apt autoremove

That looks like a cast of mud cracks.

I hope they provide insurance. I’m clumsy. I might accidentally knock them off someone’s face and step on them.

I’ll have to try this. For whatever reason, the version that was in the Debian repo didn’t work.