I've been having good luck with MX Linux. It's based on Debian Stable, and mostly just has some extra nice tools ontop of Debian Stable and that's it. The only problems I've been having have been minor, and I think more general KDE+Wayland with HDR and VRR bugs you'd probably hit on most distros.
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So... you think it's ok for everyone to be on meth like you clearly think it's ok for people to have AI companions..?
rofl bravo indeed... Way to completely and utterly miss the analogy.
He's getting old enough he might be shortening. lol
Nintendo should've innovated more than sticking controllers on an extra-large phone and squatting on their old IP like a dragon's hoard.
Rofl no... the ENTIRE POINT is that there IS DIRECT-BY-NECESSITY TO MATCH EVIDENCE of Dark Matter and Dark Energy as described in current models. How many galaxies do you think our current telescopes can see!? It's FAR more than thousands!!
You cannot say either does not exist and claim to have a more accurate model of the universe, unless you have A LOT of observations to explain in EXTREME DETAIL to every astronomer.
Yes it 'could' be a misreading of how gravity works, but there is A LOT of math that shows Einstein's general relativity is very accurate for describing spacetime. To the point that several recent studies completely exclude MOND (modified newtonian dynamics, that says it's not unseen but misunderstood dynamics at larger scales) has recently been proven wrong.
Spacetime is VERY tough stuff in GR. Earth, and IIRC, even the Sun's gravity well (before collapse), really produces time-bending forces over space-bending forces. ALL of the time dilation we see for GPS/etc is because time slows near mass. NOT because space bends towards mass. Space is VERY rigid. (hence why black holes were so ludicrous to scientists for a long while: They're CRAZY dense)
I genuinely wish I had a good list of reading material. The best I can personally attest to is the PBS Space Time channel on YouTube that covers a ton of stuff from how GR evolves from Newtonian Dynamics to the latest questions of WTF kind of universe we live in. They've been spitting out videos for nigh a decade (or more?? I'm scared to check!) explaining everything, and the older videos that are just trying to catch people up to modern understanding are still excellent.
Nope, wrong. Dark matter is LITERALLY modeled as matter we cannot detect.
... how... do you think science works?? We get EVERY sign of matter, call it Dark Matter, yet have no basis for saying yes it's actual mass out there?!
You are a fool if you think science does not say Dark Matter has mass...
Nah. Technical people are not responsible for a corporation's legal requirements (unless they're lawyers on the payroll of course), unless the company is ran by morons ... which is likely, in your defense.
lol thanks for admitting you're wrong
lol thanks for proving you're more willing to be a dumbass than wrong. Good job, failure!
Isopropyl alcohol. a little dab under the print will help it come loose.
Though it is best to use a release agent with TPU, like a glue stick.
Hey hey hey, stay outta my shed!