Also extremely useful to know, and a good idea. Universal blue is Fedora though right? How does that do on older desktops compared to Debian based systems?
Also extremely useful to know, and a good idea. Universal blue is Fedora though right? How does that do on older desktops compared to Debian based systems?
He forgot how to use email. Once on the phone, after he finally figured out how to see my video call (he couldn’t figure out how to start his) I walked him through step by step on trying to just get rust desk - which is in the Ubuntu repository already - installed, and failed at that.
Not only to him, but to a lot of elderly people, software is essentially magic. They don’t even quite understand the concept of “installing”. It took me awhile of explaining, with pictures and such, that a Google search isn’t run by people bringing up the information you’re looking for.
That’s why I’ve already typed and printed detailed step by step instructions on just the installation process for the OS, so that he can follow that. He does a lot better with physical mediums, like paper, USB, and so on. He even managed to install an SSD (with my direct in person supervision) and kind of understand what that was.
But software? Magic essentially.
This might be exactly what I need. I will definitely be trying it first thing tomorrow
Yup, problem is I’m now too far to set that up. I’m about an 18 hour flight away, assuming small layovers.
He had LTS, but that was 8 years ago.
The neighbors wouldn’t work, since on one side is an empty house and the other has also very tech illiterate people (and in the case of the parents of the neighbors, actually fully illiterate).
I like the idea to have though for the future
I’m in another country, how would I install it while also updating his OS?
Microsoft
Noob, not even using bayesian probability to determine if certs dice rolls should be done /s
Having taken care of many children, I strongly disagree. Not just punching someone rather than talking it out is a learned thing that’s also reinforced by society (for the most part).
If there wasn’t an innate violence within humans, human history would look very different, and fascism wouldn’t exist.
Also, both processes can activate the adrenal axis actually. It’s not totally different, and there’s some similarities.
No clue, but for what it’s worth we know violent video games don’t cause more violence and some studies show they can even reduce it at least so I’d imagine it would extrapolate similarly to other visual media
Your telomeres become damaged every time you use the ability
It messes with your memory severely and the more you use the power the more severe a temporally caused form of schizophrenia you develop becomes as well.
This irritates your intestines terribly every time you use it, causing you to be the one to have to cancel every time tho, or play the session in agonizing pain and very frequent bathroom trips
You become blind and deaf when invisible.
I mean, gain that lifestyle and it already comes with plenty of bad side effects anyway I suppose?
Not a superpower
You forget the changes, but feel something is off, and have to rediscover this power every time.
That currency collapses and becomes worthless
Also it’s to make sure he can hit superman. Superman is faster than a speeding bullet, but a batpoon isn’t a bullet. Checkmate