

I think Debian would be fine for that unless you’re expecting the kid to install, set up, and administrate the system. Would be a good learning opportunity for a teenager though
I think Debian would be fine for that unless you’re expecting the kid to install, set up, and administrate the system. Would be a good learning opportunity for a teenager though
…consider the question, what is Debian for?
It’s primarily a server OS. Not every distro needs to be good-to-go for desktop/workstation/gaming/mobile use cases out of the box in order for them to be “easy”. This is a big part of why there are a huge basket of distros to choose from, many are for different focuses or specific purposes.
And I didn’t say Debian is only a server OS…
Debian is Debian made easy
Tattooed, while brown
LOL!!! RIP GitHub
EDIT: trying to compile any projects from source that use git submodules will be interesting. eg ROCm has more than 60 submodules to pull in 💀
Steam controller off ebay?
Put clothing storage in the cells?
causing a relentless onslaught of crime, vagrancy, violence, and death
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crime_in_the_United_States
The population adjusted crime rate has basically never been lower than it has been for the past decade, in the history of the USA
https://docs.house.gov/meetings/JU/JU01/20250122/117827/HHRG-119-JU01-20250122-SD004.pdf
Immigrants, especially undocumented immigrants, have a lower crime rate than US born citizens.
No.
No wonder you require such projection and mental gymnastics.
when you don’t consider Palestinians as humans
Quick question, were the Israeli civilians who were killed in a mass killing spree on October 7th human, too?
I realise my other repeated question so far has been pretty tough and you’ve had to try to continuously dodge and deflect from it instead of just simply say the thing you actually think, but this one should be pretty simple and straightforward to just answer with a yes or no, right?? You kinda walked right into it, too, so.
Reading a full sentence is “hyper-examination” lmaoooooo okie dokie
But questioning the definiton of every word of it when it is plainly obvious isn’t hyper-examination 😂😂
Thanks for providing more examples of his consistent stance on this for me?? Literally supports my point. So again, what about it, exactly, do you disagree with?
That doesn’t make them not a troll spreading misinformation. My requirements for blocking are not “literal bot account”. Again, you are free to make your own choices about how to interact with the internet
against the horrific Hamas terrorist attack of October 7th, but it did not, and does not, have the right to go to war against the entire Palestinian people."
If you look closely, you’ll find there actually are more words that follow. Keep reading.
He did not say they “have” a right to defend themself, but “had” a right to defend themself against a specific event that occurred. He also makes clear that it is not a valid justification to go to war against all of Palestine.
What issue do you have with his statement, exactly?
You’re free to use your block button however you choose. To me this looks like a troll intentionally spreading misinformation. I have little benefit of the doubt left to give out to people posting on the internet
Block button exists for a reason. I’m using mine.
The “Israel has a right to defend itself” line is pure misinformation. Here’s his actual quote, in full:
“Israel, of course, had the right to defend itself against the horrific Hamas terrorist attack of October 7th, but it did not, and does not, have the right to go to war against the entire Palestinian people.”
because of credit card debt
wut, you’re the only one trying to make a comparison between credit card debt and the national debt. They aren’t comparable things, FYI…
wooooooosh. That wasn’t the comparison.
Also Norway is literally the prime example of when a sovereign wealth fund works and makes sense… They have a massive… wait for it… SURPLUS… due to their nation’s natural resources (oil)
What??? Debian has an install wizard that literally walks you through it. You could do nothing but click “Next” and “Ok” over and over and end up with a working Debian system.