RedSnt 👓♂️🖥️

Aaand that’s how statistics work. But you should always be wary of the sample size! Especially in comparison to the “thing”, like if 1000 people were asked questions and they came from India, that’d be a really bad survey.

It won’t affect linux itself, you can restore the bootloader and get into linux when windows does that, it’s just that it’s a pain in the arse to restore. But yes, it has happened not too long ago that windows overwrote the linux bootloader. Microsoft obviously claimed it was an accident, but they obviously don’t care.
And no, on a separate drive windows won’t touch it at all.

EDIT: Maybe it’s not so hard to restore grub loader as I thought, could be as simple as these steps.

Is that a Linda Hamilton tattoo?

Yes. But like @18107@aussie.zone said, Windows has a bad tendency to overwrite the bootloader, and that can happen down the road during an update of theirs.
That’s why people recommend using a separate physical drive to install linux on if dualbooting with windows, because then you choose what you want to boot up on with the UEFI boot menu instead which Windows can’t overwrite (yet?).

Sounds to me like piefed just offer more syntax than regular lemmy. I mean, I’d prefer if it was
<details><summary>summary</summary>spoiler content</details>
as that makes it easier for me to remember the next time I need to leave a bug report on github.

Ah, that’s fun to know. I know it’s markdown that works on Github at least, but it doesn’t work on my lemmy instance at least. For lemmy, what I linked is what works. Weird that piefed has chosen different syntax, or maybe both works?

Spoiler tags on lemmy work slightly differently.

Gotta love Github style spoiler tags.

Thanks for sharing your thought process going through this. Theming is important, perhaps more important than we think of regularly, it’s actually one of the main things I enjoy about linux. I believe it’s also a reason why people are leaving Windows as it has become way too corporate and soulless.

They do mention a plasmoid for KDE plasma, although according to their documentation that requires distro specific packaging. For Debian it looks like there’s a community package (right side).
EDIT:

I read somewhere that taping storm matches to the bottle then igniting that just before throwing is a pretty nifty trick as well.

By systems service you’re talking about systemd, right? I found this guide that sets up syncthing as a systemd service. Archwiki has a different one though.
And as the Archwiki alludes to, there’s this Syncthingtray tool that can be set up to show notifications.

I got the data from here and here, and I believe it’s raw. So yeah, if you cook it down it’s probably not too bad.

I forgot the name, but yeah: “that doctor from Lower Decks” was my first thought as well.

Yeah, unfortunately there’s no inverse mouse cursor theme. I loved it on windows as well. What I’m using now is this “Hackneyed high contrast cursors” theme, the green one to be specific, and I absolutely love it.

I don’t actually know, but I assume mouse themes are universal? Or does KDE mouse themes now work with Cinnamon?

I read that there’s an extension for Cinnamon that does the same, although I also saw a bug report that it might be broken, idk. Worth a shot. Here’s how to enable it.

That’s preferable. It’s the reason why pickle or just in general try to make it as an inhospitable place for bacteria as possible. But even alcohol given oxygen and the right airborne bacteria can turn to vinegar.

In Danish we just call it “luftkim” aka “airborne bacteria”. Sure, a fridge at 7°C might prevent the bacteria from groving, but it doesn’t stop it from existing.

Good source of potassium as well. Although you’d need to eat 1.25 kilo to reach 100% recommended daily intake.

Add something like beans to fix nitrogen and add missing nutrients, you’re all set.

Here I go thinking about the three sisters again.