Having been there, that’s a lot less than I would have imagined it to be. But that means nothing.

Can’t forget Party Down as well!

As a wise Arabian parrot once said, “Why am I not surprised? WHY am I not surprised!?”

Thank you for that first feature in the list!!!

Welcome to the club. Your lan port is over there. (Insert broadcom chip joke here)

Alkaline trio had a new single drop yesterday! So close to the full album!

Well there go that random “this could be fun” idea.

I’ve been quite enjoying Mint as well. Granted, it’s been reeeal light use. But so far loving it. I’ve always enjoyed Debian distros. RHEL can kiss my butt. It was always frustrating to work with at work. I think Slackware was Debian? That was probably my first back in like 2004ish. Generally just works™

Too real indeed.

When living in MX, my wife had a wisdom tooth removed. Cost me about $300, done at the hospital, no long term issues.

You been to the St Louis zoo yet? It’s not quite San Diego but it’s damn good - and free! (Paid parking tho)

You’re right! Which is why there’s a prededentially appointed panel containing a national security official, foreign service official, sociologist, economist, a scientist or engineer, and professional historian to help make these determinations and whether the information is deemed safe to release. Many great minds to make the decision rather than a single individual.

Edit: Assuming Schumer’s amendment passes that is.

I’d love to read some more about this if you have some recommendations that I can go look for. I don’t buy that it’s all a ruse, but am open to it if the data points that way. So, recommended reading for that please!

Right now we have many senior government officials stating there are “things” that do not belong to us or our adversaries but are interfering with flight trainings on a routine basis, well respected intelligence and military officials under oath saying the same and more. I get it’s still not “proven” but the movers and shakers are taking it seriously, so there’s something to it - whether that’s purely government corruption or “something else” remains to be seen.

The amendment makes a very clear distinction between things we create and things we don’t and only deals with the latter. So, those projects would not be lumped into what gets released to the public. I’d sure like to know why our government has spent millions upon millions on these things if they don’t exist. It’s our tax dollars paying for it!

Bingo.

If senator Schumer’s UAP Disclosure Act manages to pass you might find yourself with some reeeeal good memes within the next year!

Nope, it does not. You can install a kernel made just for surface devices and you’ll get mouse emulation via touch, but Mint doesn’t have Wayland yet and it’s my understanding that Wayland is where all the good things, like gestures, lives. So, I’m waiting for that but it honestly works fine without the touch. I’d use it if it was there, but it’s fine honestly.

That said, I’ve been using Linux/osx as my primary at work for a lot of years now so I’m super unfamiliar with even basic sysadmin stuff on Windows, so I’m happy that the surface is now on Linux. Need to move my desktop to it one day, but I honestly almost never use it.

Just installed Mint on my Surface Pro 4 that’s been sitting in a drawer for years and guess what, it’s now useable again! Praise be Linux.

Can confirm.

I swear by my pretty floral bonnet, I will end you