As an American jew, I care as well

A VR shooter of the Most Dangerous Game

Work on a dirt bike engine I’m rebuilding.

It’s going slowly, as it’s my first time.

Tell me more about this griddle, please!

I also enjoy spending money on my hobbies. I have a budget I keep for them.

For me, it’s motorcycle parts. I have two older bikes I ride.

I love shopping for parts! It’s definitely entertainment for me.

That’s my go to for loose leaf tea as well. My local one has it for like $5-$10 a pound.

Let them fight

Mad Max: Fury Road

I hope Jesse Ventura doesn’t join the ticket. He’s had a lot of good takes on things in recent years. He seems like a decent guy.

I’m late 30’s. Probably 30-50 years old.

You shouldn’t use Ubuntu.

That way there’s more Ubuntu for me!

Try Ubuntu. I switched to it from Windows. It worked on my laptop with no issues or needing to install (or learn how to install) any extra stuff

I switched from Windows to Ubuntu years ago after getting frustrated with Windows.

It took some getting used to, but I love it now!

I’m not a programmer or especially tech savvy, but I’m old enough to have used DOS when that was occasionally necessary in Windows.

I recommend Ubuntu to anyone looking for a Windows alternative.

But like you said, things will have to be dumbed down and hidden extensively.

At the same time whenever a piece of Linux software or distro takes ANY step whatsoever in this direction, the backlash from the community can get rather large.

I switched to Ubuntu years ago after getting frustrated with Windows. It took some getting used to, but I love it and wouldn’t go back.

I’m not a programmer. I don’t game on my computer. I pretty much just use a web browser. Occasionally I’ll install a new program.

I’m just tech savvy enough to figure out how to do stuff by googling. Most of the how to guides are over my head, but there’s usually a very remedial one that I can understand.

Ubuntu has served my needs perfectly. It’s stable, simple, and runs like a dream on my older laptop.

Lemmy is my first exposure to the Linux community. I was surprised at the hate Ubuntu gets.

Sorry. That was me

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