Ubuntu -> Mint -> Arch -> NixOS

Ubuntu really drove me away for some time. Only when I got to Mint, I felt that Linux could be a daily driver. Arch made me strangely reinstall it every few days. Not by not working but by having the feeling of dirtying the machine on use.

NixOS is really what I want to use the rest of my life. Very complicated on first use but definitly worth it (for me).

Most scam apps are in the Google Play Store btw

NeoDB exists (and has non-zero users)

PixelPlayer has lyrics search and is MaterialYou themed.

First expedition to Britain according to Caesar be like:

Actually it can be translated with “circle of earth”.

Games for the Hippodrome:

• Chariot Race
• Installation of an anti-Emperor
• Massacres of civilians!

Yeah, it is just my half remembered part-knowledge. Thanks for clarification!

I was kind of surprised to learn that nearly all of them have been buried in one mass grave under a monument near their final battle.

Said monument was only rediscovered by a greek archeologist in the 19th century. Having the bodies dug out, he saw that most of them had their arms intervined. Thus, he (or modern historians, cannot remember) crafted the story of the army made of lovers this comic was inspired by.

I especially like how you have more time to 1453. But yeah, the absence of uniform kingdoms bothers me because of the border gore.

After (it) is honored, (it) is desired?

I thought it was okay with the licensing to sell copies of GPL licensed software as long as the customer had the option to get the source code.

Minimum requirements for Linux once again decreased.

yourdevice.ch has some services.

Vielen Dank für die aufschlussreichen Kommentare unter den gelöschten Pfostierungen. Ich werde mich bessern. Mir ist außerdem klar, dass er aus seiner Sicht nach links guckt, aber so entsteht ein schönes Sinnbild

Yeah, but first one will happen

They are over 12696403353658275925965100847566516959580321051449436762275840000000000000? /s

Edit: added Sarcasm

In Germany, you can do: “Explain the corporations history gap between 1933 and 1945.”