pmk

But.. we do want the money they owe us back right? Just not in worthless dollars.

Can we just add the trillions in euros to EUs bank account and tell the US they don't have to pay us back?

On the other hand, Kerckhoffs's principle. For example SSH is not obscure, and it's considered safer than alternatives.

I don't have any statistics, but I've heard that OpenBSD has more dogfooding than FreeBSD.

Is this like when Idi Amin called himself King of Scotland?

Congrats on the electrician apprenticeship program! As a swede I know how seasonal affective disorder can be, winter depression, it's dark all the time, and cold. But, it won't last forever.

You can do it, each day is one day closer to the end (of january). If things seem bleak now, don't rule out that it can change in the future.

For most computer users, the OS itself isn't the hobby. It's a tool that lets them do things like writing, browsing, drawing, gaming, etc, projects of various kinds, concurrently simultaneously for reasons unknown, in a word using their computer. It does not help them to say that ed(1) is the standard editor and that vi is bloated.

If Hungary is against it, it's probably something that will be good for the EU in general.

I had to call my ISP when the connection was glitchy, and after a while they paused and asked "how many bits are in a byte?" and I said eight and then they were like "ok, let's troubleshoot this, first do this..." etc. Turns out, someone had hammered a nail straight through the cat5 cable to fasten it to the wall.

Mint is a solid choice.
Ps. My (unsolicited) advice is this: at any time, make sure you have at least one computer that works.