m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

@s8n @nyanide @JeffGrimesArt
No they don't! No one poops — it's forbidden by the federal law 👮

@romin @s
Yeah, true 😅

@romin @s
She looks like a character from Umineko/Higurashi to me for some reason 🤔

@romin
Tronald Dump has eaten all the fish and they are fish markets 🐟

@santiago
PopOS looks fun — and if you don't want to tinker with it a lot, I'd go with that, I've heard lots of good things about it.
I'd of course put Void on it — because that's what I use everywhere, it runs fine on my old Macs. Once you set everything up it's like a very sharp tool with no nonsense, but if you've never used it I do not recommend it — it's rather… unusual compared to your average "user-friendly" distro, takes some time to get accustomed to.

@kirby @rar

@ozzelot @LivingCooki
Homegrown worms are still the best! I'm an amateur worm farmer myself, right now I have two piles of compost in one worm bin, let the breeding commence! 🤪🪱

@romin
She look like her company might still be entertaining, but our tastes here might vary 🤭

@romin
> inna
Her? 🤔
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inna

@romin
The Internet was born in the depths of DARPA…
…therefore we're in the army now 🪖
Oh, oh, we're in the army — meow 😼

@gordoooo_z
At least that is how it was supposed to work, I'm not sure when this Internet recovery thing was introduced even, AFAIK, my 2011 MBP can't do it, but I had an iMac from the same era in the office and I tried it once — it worked!

@gordoooo_z
Not sure when such an option was introduced, but it might not 😁
The EFI part itself can make a recovery partition, download the recovery image — which is relatively small as it doesn't include complete OS installation files and restore it on the partition it has created.
So it might work even with no OS at all, basically with a blank hard drive.
It then proceeds to reboot from that recovery partition, downloads OS installation files and you can re-install the OS normally.

@gordoooo_z
AFAIR these Macs had the option to download the image of recovery partition from Apple's severs if it's not found on the hard drive. Question is, how does it connect to the Internet? If you ever configured wireless network in Mac OS X, it saves the ssid and key to EFI, so it's probably using that.