Check their post history

Awesome! Not sure how I didn’t notice the X and Y buttons as well

Is that an aftermarket PCB? It looks white and as if the components are different. Nice build!

Here’s mine

Eminence Front by The Who

Schism?

It is a hotdog inside of a cornbread shell, often served on a wooden stick. It is commonly a kids food though lately I’ve seen some restaurants make fancier versions https://goldbelly.imgix.net/uploads/showcase_media_asset/image/164647/Original.png?ixlib=react-9.0.2&auto=format&ar=1%3A1&w=1246

Here is the actual source quoted in the article: https://leehamnews.com/2024/01/15/unplanned-removal-installation-inspection-procedure-at-boeing/#comment-509962

Pretty sure they drive trains

“querries”?

I think that’s supposed to be an internet “troll”. I would imagine based on what’s being criticized in this image, the creator probably isn’t part of the group that would use the goblin reference you’re referring to

They’re based in California though, where noncompetes are un-enforceable from what I understand

I’m a Picasso :/

I don’t get it :(

Guess it’s time to rewatch FMA

That definitely makes sense too, particularly when making new friends in my age group. I guess it’s just when contacting people for business vs social communications? I’m not sure

I agree, but I still have this idea that it’s rude to text people unless you have gotten permission first. I think it’s a relic from the 2000s-2010s when not everyone’s phone had texting and if you did text them they could get charged by their phone provider. Obviously nowadays that’s much less of a concern, but still feels like a social grey area for some reason

The rightmost is Debian, not sure about the other one though.

Debian 12 - bookworm

I have always gravitated toward Debian until recently. I run LXCs on proxmox and apparently Debian needs nesting enabled or else it takes around 30s to login. I think it’s trying to access a system file when a user logs in that can’t be accessed when nesting is disabled, and it waits to timeout before continuing with the login. Also, I have noticed that when running htop on Debian, it reports the total number of cores on my server, rather than the number of cores I have assigned to the container. Ubuntu doesn’t have either of these problems - I can run it with nesting disabled (more secure) and still login without delay, and htop reports only the number of cores I have assigned to the container.

These are small issues, and there’s probably a way to address them, but I haven’t found any solutions yet. And when I just want to spin up a LXC quickly so I can work on an idea/pipeline/whatever, I’m finding myself going with the more frictionless option lately.

Edit to add: I run all of this headless, so I can’t comment on GUI differences or anything like that