ive seen the opposite on most leafy produce at aldi. enough so that I buy most of my lettuce/spinach/etc at the main chains and it last much longer.

shia lamoof

never heard of it

what about when its 3 seasons and ends before the writers knew

please consider guillotines for landlords.

“immutability” doesnt really make sense it the context of the container. like, if you want to change the image, just make a new one with whatever changes you want and boot that.

in my opinion, it doesn’t make sense to change the whole base OS image just to install some random package or program. keep that in the user writable domain, or userspace. not in the base OS image.

its a container image with a kernel. the whole idea is reproducibility.

bootc image

its almost like laws dont really mean anything.

I’d buy one if I needed a laptop, but my current laptop still works just fine. its not my fault that a $500 laptop from 6 years ago came witn 16GB of memory and a 4.20 GHz Intel chip that can do literally everything I need a laptop to do today.

or maybe i should just buy stuff to prove a point.

why does a desktop environment need a mascot?

running for the house? yeah she ain’t gonna do shit tbh.

imagine using edge

is the hardware different somehow?

hell yeah, that looks awesome

i actually like systemd. i’m not sure why I wouldn’t want to use it.

what’s the tl;dw of this random youtuber’s hot take?

ramalama also works pretty well if you are going the container route.

discover is OK if you’re on kde. it probably can work on other de, but I’m not a big enough fan of discover to look into it.

you could just automate app updates with a systemd timer. at least thats what I did, haha.

Bazaar is a nice gui app for flatpaks.