See if there are any organizations with a focus on civil protection and disaster control out there. Examples in Germany are THW and DRK. A lot of them are looking for volunteers who’ll spend some of their free time training. You’ll learn a lot and do something good.

Despite my username, I ditched EndeavourOS a few days ago because an update broke it and installed fedora

I’d definitely use it if my friends were using it. Sadly, I can’t even get them to use signal.

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Ubuntu would be a very sour taste, many acids

The only ads I have on AP are from the podcasts.

Of course those commands only work for arch-based distros, but it is completely possible to adapt them to fedora or debian-based distros

alias upgrade=“sudo pacman -Syu && yay -Syu && sudo flatpak upgrade”

Fennec, Firefox from the f-droid-store

Happens in germany too. A lot of people get a special salary at the end of the year, Christmas money if you will, and that also accounts into the yearly salary. If I earn 4K a month, I earn 48K a year, but if I get 100% christmas money, I earn 52K.

In Germany, driving with a manual is pretty standard. Although I did a special driving license (B197) which allows you to learn driving on a manual for 10 lessons and then switch to automatic for the rest of the course and the driving exam while still being allowed to drive a manual. It’s pretty new tho. I did it because I really sucked at shifting. I now drive a manual and I’d say I’m okay with it although I’d really prefer an automatic.

Honestly, I don’t even use Lynx

Can I introduce you to Lynx?

Snap is container Software. It’s a program that runs software in an isolated area. Snaps is made by canonical, the company behind Ubuntu. And it’s really hatred because, IIRC, it’s very slow and not completely open source

Mint is definitely not overrated. It has done much for the community because they created a distro that is easy to understand if you switch to Linux, easy to maintain and mostly works out of the box. Also they don’t use snap.

Linux Mint offers the option to install it as a secondary operating system so if something doesn’t work on Linux, you can just switch

In Germany, it’s against the law to not do a full stop at traffic signs. You will fail your driving test doing this and you’ll definitely get pulled over when you’re seen doing it.

Debian is my hometown because back in, I guess 2014?, I had a computer that just sucked. It was like 1GB RAM, I think a single core CPU. Debian was like the only distro that actually installed. Ubuntu, Mint, etc. didn’t even finish the installation

Must have overread this, sorry

There is a great song from Unleash the Archers