Figures that the safest men to be stuck with aren’t human men.

I quit smoking entirely and drinking except on special occasions, cut “empty” calories (from drinks and sugar) out of my diet, and adjusted my routines so I’m now forced to walk at least 5 miles a day (usually more) just to get to work and run my errands.

Basically a 180 degree lifestyle change, but I was lumbering half-asleep towards an early grave, so it had to be done.

Now I feel wide awake, full of energy and optimistic for the first time in 20 years.

Link always shoots his target before asking for names.

It was a musical where most of the music was one or two actors half singing, half talking, with no instruments in the background.
Either make a movie or make a musical, don’t get stuck halfway in between.

And cum and sweat and hobbit feet.

I bet the waiter told the cook and it made both their days, though.

Democracy is transphobic. Democracy is putting the majority in control of the minority

That’s not what democracy means. It isn’t a democracy if it doesn’t protect minorities.
And it isn’t a democracy if the majority can rule without rules.
A democracy has very, very tight limits on the power the majority can exert, and very strong protections in place for minorities.
Without those aspects, it’s just mob rule.

Similar to controlled burns for preventing wildfires, they’re releasing a lot of hot air.

a peanut butter and jelly and fried egg and bacon and maple syrup sandwich

In 2010 I loved the trackpoint. With some practice, it was much faster and nicer than using the touchpad.
In 2025 I’ve never touched it a single time on my current ThinkPad.
Touchpad and keyboard navigation in Gnome with Vimium is such a joy, using the cursor at all feels like a chore.

I recommend you visit a harpy.

But have you ever been to theharpy?

Nope. 2 days extra pay isn’t enough to miss my kids’ reactions when the Christmas tree lights are turned on.

Peak KDE moment. It has so many options most will never use.

Minimal Debian with Flatpaks is the way I went, too.

• Deselect everything except Standard System Utilities during installation.
• Reboot
• sudo apt install plasma-desktop kwin-wayland cups dolphin konsole flatpak
• edit /etc/network/interfaces and comment out the interfaces it configured during installation, so network manager can take over
• flatpak remote-add flathub https://dl.flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo and install your software
• Reboot

Found the issue:
plasma-desktop recommends kwin-x11 first, and kwin-wayland as an alternative.
So if you just install plasma on Mint, it may install kwin-x11 only.

sudo apt install plasma-workspace-wayland should pull in everything that’s needed.

MX Linux would be another option for a desktop-oriented Deb-based distro.
But the packages aren’t really newer than Debian (some are, some aren’t).

Honestly, I’d just run Debian, get kernel, drivers and firmware from Backports if necessary and install Flatpaks for software I need to be newer.
I don’t need the latest, freshest version of the KDE printer setup utility to be honest.

But in general, it’s always better to fix your issues on the distro you have. Mint is what you’re looking for. KDE does support Wayland, all it needs is in the repos, and there would be no point for Mint to patch that support out.
Do you not have a “Plasma (Wayland)” option on the login screen where you choose your session?

Yes, but do you actually get that cheaper price when you walk into the dealership? Or is that just the bait they dangle in front of you to get you there so they can play their pricing games with you?

This idea was already publicized and dispelled when I was in university studying Climatology, 15 years ago.
It fucks up the oceans’ pH balance, likely kills off more marine life than it feeds, and >90% of the CO2 is re-emitted within a few years anyway, cause there’s no way an ecosystem will just let nutritious unoxidized carbon go to waste on the sea floor.