Slackware Linux. For a while I thought, when it boots up KDE with a browser you’re basically done, and it’s kinda cool running the oldest surviving Linux distro.
The simplicity under the hood is kinda cool, too.
But every single thing I tried to get working on top of the base install (Flatpak, Steam, Slackbuilds, energy management, etc…) was a fight, and at some point I thought “fuck this, all these issues were solved 15 years ago by others.”

Is tape optical Media?

And at what age do boys start to measure length again?

Tear ducts are connected to the nostrils. I really don’t get what the criteria for “hole” is, here.

Back then the fire in the stove was also what heated your home.
And lighting fire was very difficult, so you kept it burning.

If they boiled a human alive 2000 years ago and then kept dumping out half and filling it back up with broth, veggies and beef every day, would you eat it today?

This is what war does to people. We’re cheering for landmines and nukes, and anyone who points out how utterly insane that is, is branded as supporting the enemy.

No, they aren’t to blame, but it makes “light” distros pointless.

Such is life in metric countries.

Drive me closer, I want to stab them with my cat!

This is likely due to EU law again.
They made it mandatory to disclose the use of AI for all but the most mundane tasks (like Spam filtering).
Also, there’s finally a good definition for what an Open Source AI is (only when the model and the training data are disclosed).

Same here, can be (G)ermany or (D)eutschland.
And when the website sucks (looking at you Microsoft), it’s Deutschland, but placed in the list at G.

What about your anus and your urethra?

More humane than what the US currently uses for the death penalty.

Sounds awesome, I can’t believe this wasn’t made yet.

When Europe sanctions Russia and China, they’re basically just sanctioning themselves.

The Ukrainians seem to disagree.

This is completely unsustainable on a societal level.

From a European perspective, 3 weeks isn’t good. 24 days is the legal minimum where I live. 30 is standard.
I got lucky and found a job with 42, and sick days aren’t counted against those.
It’s honestly hard to take them sometimes. Not due to pushback from the employer, but because you have to find 42 days without fixed appointments.

But if you don’t take your PTO, you are forced to by your team leader, otherwise the company can get in trouble.

I hope you realize that’s utterly insane.