InternetCitizen2

@InternetCitizen2@lemmy.world

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Linux admin with 20 years experience, looking for "beginner" distro [Solved, the real beginner distro was the Debian I've used along the way]

I’m over tinkering with my OS. So I’m looking for a distro that “just works” out of the box for my laptop. Also I want to test an “easy” distro I can install for my grandpa....

InternetCitizen2,

I got my start with Ubuntu and feel its still quite solid. Many say that Mint is a better Ubuntu than Ubuntu these days. Personally running popOS as I have their hardware.

InternetCitizen2,

If you feel comfortable swapping out the drives on your computer that would be the easiest way. You can buy a cheap ssd to install linux on it. If you really hate it you can just switch back to the windows drive. This also helps you avoid dual booting.

InternetCitizen2,

Are business not funded that way now? May explain why the boss asks me more stuff about the company vehicle than any other driver. I thought I was just a top earner.

InternetCitizen2,

Eventually. For now x11 is still here, but is slowly being left behind.

The r/FluentinFinance subreddit, a regular on the front page, may be a massive influence campaign (lemmy.world)

The post in the screenshot was from January; the original poster has since been suspended for a reason I could not find, even with reveddit. Since then, the same 6 accounts mentioned above seem to be in some sort of limbo, as most of them have been suspended, but still post the same topics regularly....

InternetCitizen2,

Most of what I see in that sub are libertarian types pretending we don’t live in the conclusion of a free market and more tax breaks and deregulations will solve our issues.

Medical Bill negotiation, how should one do it?

So I went to a hospital the other day and was told I have a de-deductible of $3,000. I am not sure how much my insurance paid (if anything). At some point I have to talk to the hospital about payment and I want to talk them down to accept a lower amount. I do have some savings to offer, but I would like to get them to agree to...

InternetCitizen2,

I will definitely be doing that.

InternetCitizen2,

Why would that not contribute to a deductible?

InternetCitizen2,

Thank you for your response. I will be reading the links you provided!

Help me come up with some doctrine for a small society in my game.

I recently watched the Simpsons Treehouse of Horror episode in which they did a parody of “The Island of Dr Moreau” and thought a mad scientist trying to turn people into animals could make for a fun minor character in my campaign. My players are en route to a dungeon and should be there in a few sessions, I’m thinking of...

InternetCitizen2,

That was similar to the cut ending for I am Legend.

InternetCitizen2,

Elections are for showing support to your favorite Republican /s

InternetCitizen2,

Good point, but seems like a non starter from many opinions on Linux forums.

InternetCitizen2,

Very true. Thanks for your answers!

InternetCitizen2,

Or being all he can be in the Army! Ends up being a paper pusher there too.

InternetCitizen2,

This right here is the answer. To elaborate a bit; they are taking the Bible as an Axiom, A self-evident principle or one that is accepted as true without proof as the basis for argument; a postulate. The problem is that research around devolution, the formation of the universe, or Earth’s age point to those Axioms not being as solid as once thought. In science this is not an issue; we have moved from Newton’s view on gravity to Einstein’s view with General Relativity, see this for more. In Christianity this is not as simple; remember God is all powerful and all knowing, and by extension so is his word in the Bible. If you conclude something that does not agree then you are challenging that aspect of God. That is the core of fundamentalism. You can already see how this framework leads to a young Earth or dinosaurs living with humans.

InternetCitizen2,

Mint is always a good point to start when in doubt. Ubuntu is also solid and has lots of documents online.

InternetCitizen2,

Not a troll. Just a voter trying to get both sides.

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