I remember hearing about this during a lecture at uni, almost 10 years ago. I hope it will actually be available at some point

Microsoft can die in a fire

I think on my lenovo it’s either F2 or Del, you have to switch on the laptop and start spamming one of those two immediately

Cool, I’ll just ditch Google at work as well, then

Get them from where? I always read about these basically-free computers but have yet to see one

I find it really hit and miss. Easy, standard operations are fine but if you have an issue with code you wrote and ask it to fix it, you can forget it

No but the comment above makes it sound like capitalism is some external, alien evil that has nothing to do with humans, even though it’s just greed

Same thing

Can’t say that I have but for your use case I would like to mention elementaryOS, I tried it a few years back and I found it quite nice and intuitive

Yes same, and little code snippets, since I’m still too incompetent to write those myself. I’m not a coder though, so I’m not all that worried

Yes, behold the new “Labour” party. Fuck these people

A truly universal experience

Certainly nobody needs Duolingo to learn anything

My parents recently bought a couple and put them on the shed, you plug it in and magically, it feeds electricity into your home power network. No idea how bit it definitely works!

I think there’s a word for that…

Johns Hopkins University is one of the most famous medical research institutions in the country

Yes, I run Pop_OS on my Lenovo Yoga 6, no complaints whatsoever

But not Ubuntu. We don’t like Ubuntu here, I feel like

And yet, weirdly, it works in other parts of the world

Also, of course he knows every student taking every course so his opinion is obviously super representative