People used to pursue higher education for enrichment, and to unlock opportunities they could not yet foresee. Now it’s viewed as some additional hoop to jump through to get a job that doesn’t (typically) require physical labor.

Canada. Plus when you find out you got your sister pregnant again, she can see a doctor for free.

Checkmate, conservatard.

Employers aren’t hiring new college grads anyway. That’s what AI is for.

Wow! The second generation in a row to be completely locked out of owning capital has lost faith in _capital_ism???

You don’t say dot gif

Do you feel better now?

Why do you keep saying that as if I don’t know?

She’s busy pegging your dad right now, but once I’m done with your sister, I’ll hose her off and send her over.

You sound like you need a hug and a nap. Maybe a change.

Ok, tough guy

When they control the military? Uhh, you first, moron.

So just let the fascists killing leftists in the street win then I guess?

This is why I will never sell my M1 MBA.

Give openSUSE Tumbleweed a shot.

Tried Fedora, tried Ubuntu, tried Mint, tried Debian, tried flavors of Arch that don’t make the install process take an hour.

They all suck compared to openSUSE Tumbleweed. Rolling release with good hardware support out of the box and snapshots/easy rollback coupled with extensive testing before each release? It’s the winner for beginners, and it’s not even close.

The first time a user gets the itch to learn Linux and go deeper and borks their install, they will hate any distro without snapshotting.

The first time an immutable distro user needs to install OEM drivers, they will hate their distro.

I used to recommend Linux Mint, and I still would maybe to those I know will never ever open the console.

For everyone else, openSUSE Tumbleweed all day everyday and twice on Sunday.