Thank you. My only real concern point now is running Adobe stuff in a VM. Other than that I think I’m good to go.

I’m into Star Trek, and all set to switch to Linux this weekend!

And it’s always 42. No matter what, or when, or how.

Perhaps some day, if someone understands the galactic economy well enough to explain why it’s always 42 money, we’ll be able to stop fighting and arguing with each other long enough to come together united for once. And share in the beating of that smug smart ass who thinks they know everything.

I imagine it’s about trying to minimize the alcohol smell.
But I don’t realy know.

Do you have sources you can cite?
In English if possible. Though I’ll understand if not, and make due with what you have.

I think you have missed what they were really asking.

When I asked someone about it, they basically used them like bookmarks.

Your conflating a fork, with using an engine in your own browser. Nobody is forking Gecko, Blink, or WebKit. LibreWolf is a modified Firefox, not a fork. The LibreWolf team takes every update to Firefox, removes a few features, ads a few more, and releases their version. Same with Brave. Neither is maintaining their own separate fork. They just take the latest from Mozilla or Google and incorporate their code into it.

Maybe someone could fork one of them. Though they wouldn’t be getting any assistance with feature or security updates from the original branch anymore. They’d be totally on their own with what could quickly be an old code base. Which is why nobody does that.

But back to the important part. What do I need to be saved from?

You’re thinking short term.
And, what do you mean save me? Am I dying?

I can’t wait for Servo

Taller is more expensive. That’s all.
If you have the space to go wider, that’s what everyone does.

Yah. But you realize that someone could simply lie to you right?

Thata what focus means.
If you’re spliting your focus onto several things, you’re not actually focusing anymore.

Cheaper. More flexable.

We’re not just looking at individual “donations” to single politicians. But hundreds of them, to all the politicians. And even more to create a massive “People’s PAC” that gets continuous reliable funding for donations, adds, fake studies and all the other crap we have to fight.

They go to the highest bidder.
And the wealthy have enough now to outbid whatever we come up with.

Even large groups of people can’t put together enough money.
It also costs a lot of money to organise that kind of thing.

It’s all a question of do you run out of memory often?

If you were going from 16 to 32GB, I’d say no. Because you probably don’t max out the 16GB every day. Maybe you do. There are ways that could happen.

But with only 8GB, you’re likely hitting that limit often. So yes I’d go to a slower 16GB in a heartbeat.

Option A: Try it.
Option B: Ask for details about why it’s better.
Option C: Ignore them.
Option D: Destroy the thing or person they love most in this world, and coldly smile at their lamentation.

Nope

Also there is a massive difference between a few dozen thousand dollars, and just one thousand.