https://davecontra.com/comics/stnzgl4n9xpxs2f-5zfze-gpx5g-fww75-x3mks-lh443-7c38d-tmbny was the part I saw. My bad, hair colour is different.
All at https://davecontra.com/
Reading that article as a layman, I got the impression there were a lot of falling dominoes.
I worry if this is the same woman (mother) I saw in the last comic of this series. Like these comics are going back in time.
He was never going to get plugged back into the matrix without the machines replacing all the nerve wires and plugs in his body, and moreover, to get placed in a pod without endangering the Nebuchadnezzar (remember Neo was picked up covertly from the icky pool after being released). Sure, in revolutions Neo and Trinity sailed across the farms without interception but that was at high speed.
Cypher was essentially groomed by the agents, and was guaranteed the high life of the top 1% of the world. Nobody else could guarantee that. There was no incentive to be open with his crew (and he would've been banished from access to the matrix, sent to work in drugery in Zion).
Wush-ter
Bazzite is KDE plasma based, it's a desktop with some additional tweaks and up to date functionality to run steam and games out of the box. It's still virtually the same as Fedora. Good pick in my opinion.
First boot may create problems (especially with legacy nVidia) so dual boot makes the blame not fall on Linux.
I only see maths as really examinable, but other forms of knowledge should be garnered from experience, such as using a microscope and identifying cells, etc.
Social and peer pressure is a big reason why people start for sure. Especially when you get to go outside and have a quick chat during work.
This is actually the crux of why education needs to be reformed. Are exams really testing our intelligence?
I'm using it on my laptop as a teacher. My gaming PC with steam is linux. I see improvements in performance every half year.
Had a student want to use it. I told him he needs to dual boot. Keep his options open. Then time will tell whether he will make the great leap.
Kind of reminds me of
SHOW US WHAT YOU GOT