and say most Canadians wish they had our system

So they lie.

Title gore

Burning essentially anything but hydrogen or methane is generally bad to some degree or another (and even the latter has a carbon monoxide risk), but it ultimately comes down to how much smoke it makes. Smoke is bad to breathe

Like, an organic banana vs a original banana. What the fuck am I missing out on here?

Mostly I’ve noticed the organic ones have more flavour. If there’s nutritional differences, I’d mostly expect it to just be more of the same nutrients in the organic version.

If they ever find him, the cops will gun him down

I would guess a heavy UI, and a couple heavy apps that they don’t close.

I admittedly use xfce, which is much lighter than most, I wouldn’t want to run Gnome or KDE on this machine.

Or I suppose I think I wouldn’t; I’ve been using lightweight desktop environments for a decade or so. I just assume the like Ubuntu or whatever default is going to be slower and RAM-heavy.

Actual science is always good, but I’d like to see data on them with hourly vs daily vs weekly vs monthly washroom cleaning, and the same data on regular hand dryers and as well as paper towel.

Bet the airblades are best with a quick cleaning cycle, and worst with a slow cleaning cycle (except for paper towel if the cleaning cycle is slow enough; ‘no paper towel, dry your hands on what you can’ is certainly the least best option)

Besides, they all got to where they are through hard work and perseverance, right? Surely they could just do it again

They always look clean in the malls I see them in.

Email and GPG is always an option

The 8 gigs in my Thinkpad seem fine with Mint

We’re raking in money, why spend on R&D?

Ah, so it’s not a matter of “that’s where the gallium is”, it’s “might as well buy it from China if they’re sellin’ it”, same as the dollar store

Edit: I wouldn’t be surprised if the places in the US producing high-quality gallium are using poor-quality Chinese gallium as feedstock though.

undercover twinks

Lol

Edwin Eugene Aldrin Jr. is much more commonly known as Buzz Aldrin, and Buzz Lightyear is named after him.

Obviously the answer to buddy’s question is “whoever was the second guy on the moon” though.

late-factorio stuff

That’s how we’re saying ‘high-tech’ now?

…fine, I dig it

medium-talent

You take that back

Apparently you have time to have stupid arguments where you’re wrong, though.

Most of Christianity is alien to most Americans who claim they are Christian

Probably applied morphine, adrenaline, and a clotting bandage off screen. He would of course have all of those on him…because he’s Batman