Why use a GUI (Easy Effects) when you can do it the hard way and going nowhere.

The glorious life of openSUSE, defaults to btrfs on install and everything is preconfigured with snapper out of the box. Easy life, nothing to worry about.

Hermes sucks ass yes but that doesn’t even come close to the incompetence of DPD and UPS. DPD/UPS literally EVERY TIME drive-by my place, don’t even stop and mark it as “not at home” or “refused” while you are at home waiting and staring at the GPS tracker. Then you reschedule for the next day, same again over and over and over and over again until you tell them to bring it to the next pick-up shop or drive to their depot personally where you get jelled at that it is all your fault, even when you have video proof that those pieces of shit driving by.

You know they have an estimated delivery time on their tracker? This tracker is so fucked up because of that that it tells you in the morning (they start at 8) that he arrives at 11:00 - 11:30 but drives by at ~18:00. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.

I also saw them throwing parcels under a bridge from one car (marked as DPD) into another (blank white). The depot that is responsible for my region is rated 1 star with 471 reviews on Google Maps, not just flooded with the same complains I have but also from former workers complaining about slavery work.

DPD is the most dogshit parcel delivery service I’ve ever encountered, closely followed by UPS.

Whatever you do never flag your drives as system important (except the one with the OS), I found out the hard way when one died.

Piracy is a byproduct of a bad service. If I pay for a product I shouldn’t be locked to a specific hardware or operating system and those issues are resolved with piracy.

They probably blame piracy again for their loss in profits instead of throwing out those woke activists and listening to what their actual customers want.

Hey ranting about Windows for over a year (technically even longer) now and was promising a video about Linux, glad to finally see it after waking up.