I then have a question of my own.

What about abandoned house, or dilapidated shack with someone in it? Does it need to be the rightful giving permission, or can it be a random person (i.e. can the vampire hire a squatter to let them in)?

Gravity is also working against you

And gravity also wants to bring you down

No, the permission needs to be granted verbally and explicitly. It cannot be implied in any way.

A bit off-topic, but what is that platform you’re using?

At least they keep that to themselves.

Yes, I know. Love me some Osborne with that tiny screen.

I don’t think I’ve seen crazier Christians than the ones in US.

Maybe there’s a brain in there imported from some poor country.

That CRT is way too small!

I get the leaving card. What about the employment claim?

Thanks, Sherlock! We couldn’ve figured it out without you!

Doing God’s work.

Network printer will change your life for the better.

I love the Splinter Cell series, but fuck the current Ubisoft.

Well they better make another damn exception.

You seem to be comparing a distro release to a new game release. It’s not. A distro is not always exciting because their top priority is having a working system. This means dealing with all the boring stuff.

It feels like there’s a shortage of meaningful innovation

You can look at this in another way: Linux distros are getting mature

are these distributions doing anything beyond repackaging the latest software?

You’re saying it like packaging the latest software is a trivial task.

typically featuring little more than a newer kernel, a desktop environment upgrade, and the latest versions of popular applications

If you don’t think these are meaningful to you, I don’t know what is.

Try phoronix.com if you want a more cutting edge reporting. They’re quite opinionated, but they’re usually on point about the exciting stuff.

Hey man, meat is meat.

What kind of errors?

Have you read successfully at least? By that I mean getting consistent dump.

You should check whether Pi Pico is supported by flashrom.

If it’s supported, then you can flash. At the end of the day, your BIOS doesn’t care how it get in there.

Beat me to it!