Nothing, at all.
Some things you can’t do easily in Mint, like create snapshots automatically and boot into them when something breaks.
But it’s all Linux and freely available software under the hood, and the lines between configuration, customization and forking your distro are blurry.

Sounds like Kinoite with extra steps.

What do you even need new, “faster” CPUs for? Serious question.

It’s important to get this right, or they might have to…recall it.

When you’ve shown that you’re skilled enough, they’ll contact you.

Actually, both monkeys and us are what our common ancestors evolved into. Which was neither a human nor a monkey.

You can download the Windows 11 ISO from Microsoft for free. There’s a gajillon different ways to activate it for free, too. Most likely it will just activate itself, unless you built the PC.

But if you only need it to run some software, you don’t even need to activate it.

Still cheaper than my Arch Premium membership

Neither Russian nor Western are a race.

Ah yes, I’ve made that mistake, too.
Also, going through Synaptic and deleting everything you don’t know.

Go through all installed packages and remove “bloat”.
Add third party repositories.

In this case, the deer just stood there in the road.
Any driver and any AI should be able to stop before the obstacle in that case.
Cause it could be a human, or a fallen tree instead of a deer.

I work with all sorts of Microsoft products daily.
And I’d be really surprised if a sane, sapient person used or tested their products in any way before they’re pushed out.
Cause then there just wouldn’t be any explanation for what the fuck they’re currently doing.

Gnome. It just works out of the box and I can fly through it using the keyboard and touchpad without having to configure it first.
I’ve done the whole song and dance with tiling WMs, or going through all of KDE’s settings until it was perfect, but I just can’t be bothered anymore.

If you want none at all, wait for your victim to ride a bicycle, then claim they “came out of nowhere”.

This is peanuts compared to what they owe Russia.

I use a Windows laptop because that’s what is supported by our infrastructure, our endpoint protection and our cybersecurity insurance.
Also, to help test changes before they are rolled out to users.

In this case he used pictures from actual children and transformed them into CSAM using AI. So there’s no question about the age, and there are real victims, too.

That workaround for your bi-yearly feature update on an unsupported PC is more complicated than installing Linux.
There, I said the bad word.

Can I try the chicken before I make a decision?