liveusb or vm - try before you don’t buy - especially if you have a tonne of specifoc requirements. distro doesn’t really matter.
In linux i think qemu/kvm is preferred for virtual machines - it’s a bit fiddly, but i think it performs better and fuck oracle.
Try a specialist catering supplier. They’re not cheap though.
windows ftw (forced through work) linux btw (because tortuous work)
bottle brush
tldr Sudden Death card
really good research skills? you’re going to need more than an internet connrection.
Volk’s electric railway, 1883. Only a narrow gague tourist type thing but still technically a passenger railway.
I went to a university that thinks of itself as prestigious - though not a US one. The teaching and the course were a bucketful of shite. All it really had was decent libraries. There was the odd smart person, but they all did mostly research and were hardly involved in teaching.
Admittedly, I chose a stupid subject that I now know to be useless, but the university shuld have known that and not offered the course in the first place. It was a massive waste of my time. Fortunately for me our Government covered most of the fees - but that just makes it a waste of other peoples money.
The whole thing seemed largely to be a badging excercise for a bunch of posh cunts.
dd
I think you might be missing the part where memes are not real. aur is useful. arch wiki is useful.
going to surpass ‘unknown’ any year now. it’s happening.
TBF to Osterreich, in their native tongue it’s a different large flightless bird whose name they’ve stolen.
doom
I love programs like freecad despite the really hard/unintuitive gui. 95% of all the modelling i need to do (as an amateur) can be done easily in a python script.
The finishing touches like adding filets and chamfers are the annoying part were gui is easier, due to the way edges are referenced.
Likewise at work, we have to produce a lot of regular reports in excel. All done via python / sql.
obviously it is D-flat C-sharp sucks.
You don’t need cake. You do knead bread.
replace HDD with SSD, number one thing to do if possible.
lxde or lxqt are quite a bit lighter then xfce.
you could try tiny core linux. it really depends what programs you want to run.
OpenGNU/SE
at 6 it says 12:30