Thick latinas, oh wait, you said not relevant…

Not sure what the best course of action is, perhaps just reporting, then blocking and hoping moderators make justice.

It doesn’t make sense in the case said blocked user is attacking the user who blocked them, but on the case were the user that is blocking is the offender too makes much more sense.

For example, one could make a post with misinformation about a user and then blocking the target so they can’t reply.

I guess this protects someone being wrongly accused of something and the accuser blocking the accused(hiding). But it leaves more vulnerable users being targeted by another user that for some reason isn’t breaking community rules.

Seek help mate

Ah yeah, there no real place to rest the thumb, but since I use my keyboard like 80% of the time it does not matter too much.

Of course windows is going to be replaced the moment it arrives :)

I bet people will look at you weird when you pull that thing out in a coffee shop

Bought trackball mouse

My workflow is not as fast as before but it is so much more comfortable, definitely worth it.

Its Lawnchair or nothing for me.

I disagree, kids are taught by adults, so whatever they are learning its from their teachers and families. In my experience I have seen more adults give a status symbols to Apple products than children.

stop calling your little iguana an alligator.

I’ll show you how to install Archlinux

I second this

En Chile es “alumbra(d)o”, que se da “brillo” o importancia.

Cunt

Yo’ mama sucks like a dementor.

I think hiding that posts should not be the default. Maybe the moderator could get notified if the posts surpases the threshold and perhaps some sort of indicator for the posts so that clients can manage them to preference(hide or give a warning).

My Office Suite is LibreOffice and as far as I’m aware that’s Linux compatible

It is very much compatible, haha. And usually comes pre-installed as the desktop office suite in many distros like Ubuntu and Debian that ship the Gnome desktop environment pre-installed.

but would my ISP be impacted by Linux then?

It should not be impacted at all. :)

The simple aspect of my printer being compatible didn’t come to mind at first

If you install any popular beginner friendly distro (like the ones I recommended) everything should work out of the box and it is very unlikely that any extra drivers need to be installed. For example on Archlinux no printing programs/services and drivers come pre-installed or enabled.

So do not worry at all, if your laptop cover the main requirements, the distro should handle the rest automagically. If you have any more questions you can talk to me directly here on Lemmy, or we can figure something out.

One thing though, Mint is based on Ubuntu which itself is based on Debian. But it doesn’t really matter.

Since you are going to check what software you need/want for your new Linux device, you can always fill the gaps with Flatpaks on Flathub, these are meant to be universal packages for every Linux distro and usually you can find there the packages that your distro does not package natively. You can even find proprietary software like Discord and such.

And again, if you have any more questions be sure reply or send me a message directly her eon Lemmy.

I’ve contributed thousands of games to a bot to play like shit. That is genuinely cool.

That fucking little rat, played this game so long ago but still remember his voice.

I remember Microsoft revoking my license keys for a 2011 Office Suite disk which were supposed to be a one-time purchase. Since then I gave them the middle finger and installed pirated copies on every single family member’s device.

They could have had a loyal lifetime customer but broke my trust and now they have a full family of non-customers.