Ce n'est pas un rocher
starman2112
A pretty big fire in Chicago, you missed it by about 150 years
For me, it's that the app I use does not have the chat feature. I'm 99% certain this is just an attempt to push out the revanced users
It's also more acidic than bleach! Chemists refer to it as a "universal solvent." It's basically the scariest substance in existence
The fact that it's cast aluminum is tremendously funny to me. I love watching videos of these things fall apart trying to tow anything
I love when people who don't know anything about a subject act like they know anything about a subject
That's true, but further proves my point that people should know more about the systems they interact with and how to manipulate them. If someone burns down their house while trying to replace an electrical outlet, that is not a sign that home handymen should not be replacing electrical outlets.
All I was saying was that as far as I'm concerned, Mint is plenty good enough to replace windows on my home computers. If there are some particular technical aspects that interfere with your workflow, then I can see why you would avoid it.
Y'all are the ones that know how to make the printer work, which is wizardry to millennials and boomers alike
You don't need to know how to run a nuclear power plant, but you do need to know what wires are
This analogy actually works kind of well. Like, you don't actually need to know anything about wiring to use a light switch, but if something goes wrong in your house and you need to fix it, having just a little bit of knowledge about how the device works can save you hundreds of dollars and days of downtime.
It can also help you avoid making the mistakes that cause those problems in the first place, whether the issue is that you don't know what setting you accidentally changed, or you don't know how many watts you can safely pull out of an outlet
It's not about arresting some rando off the street, it's about drumming up sympathy and making the other side look bad