“[1-9]{2}\/[a-z]{4}\/[A-Z]{3}”

That’s a lot of dough

Nice. OLED?

I used to run windows strictly for gaming. Over a year ago, I leapt from the flaming dumpster fire that is Microsoft, and I’ve never once wished that I hadn’t. Everything I need works on Linux.

Banananana

What do you want to do with containers? That’s sort of the driver for making architectural decisions.

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The gods checking in:

Damn dude this shit is a fucking mess

And stop doing shady shit

Linux: Turning your garbage into useful shit

My SO runs Mint on one of her older laptops, and aside from an audio driver issue, I’ve had no problems maintaining it, and she finds it pretty user friendly.

Yup, that works too.

The “workaround” is to use a backslash to sort of escape the default behavior:

This is line one \
This is line two

Without the code formatting, of course.

Yes. It’s funny to me when people pull the “ACK-shually what you’re referring to is not GNU…” blah blah blah