I had a Chevrolet Vitara (for Venezuela… for US people it would be a Suzuki Vitara) that my father bought in 1998 and gave me when I was 17.

First car I “owned”, used for 6 years, never had to repair it or anything at all, took me everywhere without problems and since it was a small 2 door it fit everywhere.

I took my friends with it, my parents, traveled with it, etc. Also, surprisingly, we never had to do any repairs to the car since 1998 up until 2021 when my dad sold it because it was almost dead. That car was the best and I miss it.

Then I got a Dodge Dakota from 2002, it was good but I didn’t like it as much as the Vitara.

Now I drive a VW Gol (2005), good car, a little fucked up.

From Brasil!

As someone who just started using Linux not so long ago, I’m just curious, why is anything to do with Flatpak a concern?

No way I’ve been living for 3 decades and using computers for 2, and I am learning this information in 2023…

Tea with milk is the best thing ever. Everybody always looks at me weird when I put milk in my tea. They’re just missing out, to be honest.

The worst part is that one of my friends doesn’t mind putting milk in Pepsi but has the audacity to look at me funny when I put milk in tea.

You’re right. Someone somewhere used Tom Cruise as Superior Iron Man. (I’m uploading an image in the comments for the first time on Sync, so it might not work. Hopefully, it does)

That’s so cool, how do you personalize it like that?

I’ve been using Fedora for a month (I just started using Linux a month and a half), and I can’t seem to find a way to do it.

The blue one on the left is Blue Beetle, no idea who the right one is.

Sorry for my ignorance, but how does that work? I (think) I understand what a kernel is, but how am I using Fedora 39 with a 38 kernel? Is there a documentation I can read somewhere so I can understand how that works?

Today it got fixed somehow, I just booted up Fedora 39 and it just worked. Also thanks a lot for the answer!

What do I do about it?

Uninstall Avast… Best antivirus software is Windows Defender + trusted websites/sources + common sense.

There is zero need for 3rd party antivirus software in 2023. They’re just a problem looking for a solution.