Then you’ll be in a good place. With many long-term support releases, you only need to upgrade every 4-5 years and it’s often a relatively painless process.
Also companies like Red Hat offer some enterprise services to individuals (i.e. not for business purposes) and you might get the extended support, which can be up to twelve years in some circumstances.
Also, notably but perhaps not obviously, stable releases still get security patches, just not feature changes.
Don’t think you don’t need updates when updates means five different things.
Me too!
The white gundam begs us again not to bring it back again… again.
Do you remember the characters in GQuuuuuuX trying to figure out how to pronounce GQuuuuuuX?
better than Torvalds
Have you forgotten about Bitkeeper?
That was a great interview. I do like how fellow game designers don’t shy away from the tough questions. “Is it fun though?”
I tried reading the manga and kinda got grossed out
Maybe I was reading the wrong one
Now they are
No, it’s “Make mistakes!”
Episode 63 of Welcome to Nightvale is called There Is No Part 1: Part 2.
It’s a podcast, but it does fit your requirement more precisely than perhaps any videogame.
Ohhhh. Yeah I did wonder.
?? okay
Aren’t all the people who make up the company shitty, either by direct overt action or by being complicit in their inaction?
Yes but aren’t they shit people
Me too. :(