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I rarely have to use it, but for me it works every time.

I don't even care if the results are good. I'm not about to use any part of RUnet.

Amateurs! It's gotta be silver!

• Looks nice in jewellery
• Antimicrobial properties
• An essential component of camera film
• Highly conductive (e.g. used for electrodes and thermal paste in computing)
• Catalyst in many chemical reactions
• Used to make mirrors
• A critical component of solar panels
• The only metal capable of incapacitating werewolves, and also somewhat effective against vampires

Fair enough.

You are absolutely correct. The stupidity here, though, is that word got out that Trump uses them, and that has caused a lot of his supporters to start wearing them, whether they need to or not.

Nooo! Wally!!! I sure hope they find that adorable 'gator!

Yes, but the policy that requires voters to have photo ID was created by Boris himself when he was prime minister. That's the irony.

Bro just got overclocked

12ft Ladder

It's okay. I'll probably end up switching to Arch, though.

It works, but there are a couple of issues:

• HiDPI is not supported by cwm, so I've had to do "duct tape" fixes on everything (changing .Xresources, changing GTK conf files, increasing the font size in polybar). Qt apps aren't playing ball.
• The WiFi card isn't supported by any BSD, so I'm using a dongle.
• The fan doesn't come on as often as it does on macOS, so the MacBook can get rather hot.
• The headphone jack supports optical jacks as well as standard 3.5mm ones. Under OpenBSD, however, the LED inside is constantly on. This isn't a problem, but it's not normal.
• Polybar can't seem to access any system information (e.g. disk usage), but I suspect that has nothing to do with the hardware.

I've already gone and installed macOS 11 alongside OpenBSD (although I'm going to distrohop until I can find something that "sticks"). I might have a look at patching Monterey, though.

As for those specific versions, High Sierra was the oldest version with decent software support, and Mavericks has those lovely skeuomorphic icons. I know it's old, but I was using OSX Snow Leopard (alongside crunchbang++ i386) until I got this MacBook Pro.

This is the pot calling the kettle black, despite the fact that this metaphorical kettle has been electric for quite some time.