Yup. Lightweight, Rigid, and Classy.
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The "s" suffix is for Slim, which you don't really need if it's used at a desk in a fixed position. S series generally are lighter, slimmer (eh) and harder to repair / more fragile. That said, when careful, these are slim, elegant professional machines with excellent Linux support.
French fries (from Belgium with mayonnaise)
I follow Hashtags, first. Sometimes someone says something I find striking, I check their post history & follow if really interesting. But mostly, hashtags.
The #Iran tag on mastodon is pretty active right now.
If it's too good to be true, it's malware
If it isn't released yet, it is malware
If it is an .iso file but not a Linux distribution, it is malware
What infuriates me with malware, which idgaf because "arch btw", is that I reseed that shit unknowingly. Sometimes a lot.
Always check file before you let it seed forever as you should.
You ~~can~~ must do that in qBittorrent. Also, that has nothing to do with downloading malware, while being a good recommendation if your ISP reports torrenting to the copyright owner (like orange in France)
I don't use them, I don't know. Aren't they supposed to buy content themselves and just be a kind of reseller?
Today's arch experience : upgraded after 6 months or so. Yeah, had to upgrade signatures first, had to remove manually conflicted stuff, and that's it. Works, as ever.
Now yesterday I tried installing stremio on my wife's ubuntu. Gosh wtf, how do they expect any normal consumer going through gît and stack' just to install that piece of crap.
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Dual citizen here, 2 European passports. A lot of counties do not recognise dual citizenship of their own citizen, so you get a warning that even if you legitimately hold another citizenship (which they can't do nothing about), it is not recognised in any way. The other country, which does acknowledge dual citizenship, tells me that the passport I travel abroad with is the consular service I may call upon: it is expressly forbidden to seek assistance from 2 nations over one problem when abroad. That's all the limits I see / experience.