That's right!
My match making in Quakeworld late nineties / early two thousands went from LAN with dad and brother at home, to LAN at compsci lab at HS after school, to local PC cafe, to regional LAN tournament to international scene once ISDN & ADSL became ubiquitous.
We were always welcoming newbies to the scene. But then starting 2003 the Nordic players became increasingly cliquey and started refusing to play anywhere further south than servers located near the Stockholm datacentre.
School night for your 6-12yo.
Zionism did not start with WW2. Nor the migration of jews to Mandatory Palestine.
As someone who has German as their second and English as their third language, I've never misunderstood that line like that. That's hella funny though.
The point where is that the dress represents the TP and Anya Taylor-Joy represents their finger.
Seize the memes
Google were the good guys after all????
Seems to be what I want. Highly customizable, stable and widespread user base.
It's not my first distro. Does Ubuntu and Mint over ten years ago count though? They were easier to install than Windows XP.
I've tried to install Arch on my spare Dell laptop a week or two ago, and failed spectacularly twice in quick succession. I was using the arch wiki, assisted by GPT4 on things that were not clear to me. Just kept running into issue after issue after issue until five hours later I gave up.
I'll try again when I have the time.
How would I know? The news source retracted their statement and archive.org is down...
That's Gen Z.
Us early millenials can "afford" it while taking on massive amounts of debt.