I don't think I've ever run into those here in the Netherlands. Perhaps it's common enough to withdraw and deposit cash here, and it's uncommon to deposit cash in some Asian countries? Maybe there's random laws against things I don't know of, I wouldn't be surprised if we require ATMs to work both ways here even if people rarely use them 🤷♂️
lord_ryvan
joined 3 years ago
I didn't get any notifications for a few days, until half a day ago, so probably on my instance's part, no worries
Wait, is this image AI generated? For real? Man, AI is starting to fool me that's getting scary
Python works fine with slaces, as long as indentation is consistent
It doesn't matter with tabs, which is a big reason why I'm team tabs.
“Your website has a bug”
“well DId yoU TRY IT in a nORMAl BrOwseR?”
Every. Damn. Time.
This but unironically. They reviewed my code, and I explained my open tickets to colleagues and handed it over to them before taking time off. I can't be needed right now when I'm off
Nope, they're completely separate distro families!
Because Mint does release minor releases every 6 months
just have stock I use as collateral for a loan
Maybe stuff you can't pay with also shouldn't be allowed to loan money with. I know it currently does work like that, I'm just saying it shouldn't, because this creates so many loopholes.
My favourite part is the updater and I miss it in other distros. I don't always want to update blindly, I hate it about Windows and Arch and NixOS don't fare much better OOTB. Mint's updater shows you what can be updated, the from and to versions, how much data would be transferred, and most importantly the changelog of each part!
I genuinely appreciate I can go through these, uninstall anything I don't use anymore and learn what new things will come to my computer!
At least having this option beats "Build 16553 is downloading several gigs over your hotspot, it's important to do this now trust us” from Windows 😒
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True, though I guess they don't change the OS (only the repos), and don't advertise/celebrate it as much...
But complaining or anything, just thinking “out loud” why people could feel this way about Debian but not Mint