Usually food is gone when it’s used, and doesn’t just get labeled.

No, OP said “used by.”

I was shocked at how crappy Tim’s is when I finally visited for the first time. I thought it was supposed to some sacred institution beyond reproach, but it’s just the worst chain trash. Like Seattle’s Dick’s.

I literally can’t fit on planes with 30" seat pitch.

This problem seems to unique to you. What exact words did you use? I only drink black coffee, and in the decades I’ve ordered it from myriad coffeeshops, there has been a single time that I received a coffee with cream on it - and that was because I ordered a “regular” at Café Du Monde, which the menu clearly states is cafe au lait, so I quickly learned that it was entirely my own fault for not paying attention and not using amply descriptive words to communicate my desires.

Guess we’d better drive several species to extinction, then.

It’s not identical areas, champ.

Coconut oil

Butter

Also, harvesting palm oil is highly destructive to habitats for large cats and orangutans.

Only 1 mm? That’s like two years

That’s not lazy, that’s just good planning. The last thing you need before a massive move like that is more stress.

That’s not lazy, that’s brilliant

Give it a shot. They’re just sycophantic stochastic parrots anyway.

Get off reddit.

Edit: if you don’t want an answer, don’t ask, champ.

Look at the long-term effects of the dot-com crash.

That’s fair.

Sometimes. But I felt that I could talk for more than just myself.

No, the point is that we should ensure that people can use Linux without needing deep technical support.

Do we know why they stopped?

I think this really highlights a gap in Linux adoption. This makes me wonder how many people would install Linux if they could just click one button in their web browser to guide them through the process of replacing Windows.