Somehow I never realized that I want a bar with goth staff and a psychobilly band on the stage.

Oh yeah, it’s certainly not the maintainers wasting time by peddling the snap bullshit that doesn’t work, without thinking beforehand.

Just to be clear, zero of those names aside from ‘potato’ denote any kind of a currently or formerly living entity.

You’re missing the forest for the trees. Vodka can be, and is, made from potatoes. What is that if not the man’s closest companion?

Ah, okay, sounds similar to Mint’s ‘Software Manager’.

Is that supposed to be good? I prefer snaps unintegrated with my debs. This very post is about how Ubuntu integrated them too eagerly.

Oh, you’re one of those who like to put words into other people’s mouths. I don’t appreciate your kind and ain’t gonna bother talking to you.

Do you think that posts on social media are equal to genocide or colonization? It’s obvious to anyone with a working brain that ‘human’ is used to mean ‘humane’ here.

Let’s see what ‘inhuman’ means: “Of or pertaining to lack of compassion and the indifferently cruel, sadistic or barbaric behavior it brings”. Sounds quite apt to describe the behavior of zionists.

Does Kubuntu not use snaps? One would think that packaging works the same across Ubuntu flavors.

Mint’s Cinnamon might get app grouping in the switcher if the author of this PR changes it according to the feedback. Or, you can try their solution by replacing the js files of the switcher widget.

I like to post issues like that in the bug tracker with concise phrasing like “Why can’t the file editor edit files?” Give them nothing to think that you actually know the answer, make them spell it out.

In this case it might give zionists and their supporters a clue to think whether they are the bad guys.

Wiktionary actually lists both words as sorta-cognates (under ‘etymology’). However, Wiktionary has a habit of not listing any dates. But, Trésor de la langue française informatisé says that the 1564 source uses the word in the meaning of removing windows of a house — while also noting that the French-root ‘défenêtrer’ should be used for this meaning instead of the Latin ‘défenestrer’.

In the typical blunt German manner, ‘Fenstersturz’ is simply composed of ‘window’+‘fall’.

Ackshually it’s from Neo-Latin ‘fenestra’ meaning ‘window’, specifically coined in 1620, presumably as ‘defenestratio’:

A word invented for one incident: the “Defenestration of Prague” (May 21, 1618), in which two Catholic deputies to the Bohemian national assembly and a secretary were tossed out the window of the castle of Hradschin by Protestant radicals. The trio landed in a trash heap and survived, but it marked the start of the Thirty Years’ War.

‘Fenster’ was borrowed from Latin as ‘*fenestr’ way back in the times of Proto-West Germanic. Which, to my understanding, is a somewhat unusual behavior for Germanic languages.

P.S. As noted below, in German it’s ‘Fenstersturz’, meaning simply ‘windowfall’.

*was, unfortunately.

By the way, since it turns out that I often make pretty much the same sandwich (just without the greenery), I can report that it benefits remarkably from grinding just a bit of MSG into it.

Good fucking god. The first gif, converted to mp4, takes 660 KB instead of 8.4 MB.

The file name for the image is james-beard-onion-sandwich.gif.