Bilb!

I bet I could. 😎

I use Aurora, but my dev containers on aurora are usually Debian. So yes, technically I use Debian a lot!

I’m sure I could transport that with my Bolt EUV if I folded the seats down. Might not even have to.

A mandatory part of today’s safety features is a digital rear-view camera. Typically, this view pops up on a modern car’s central infotainment screen, but the Slate doesn’t have one of those. It makes do with just a small display behind the steering wheel as a gauge cluster, which is where that rearview camera will feed.

Need room for more than two passengers? Slate has an SUV upgrade kit that will bolt onto the back of the truck, adding extra rollover crash protection and rear seats with seat belts to match, all in a package that’s easy to install at home.

They aren’t mentioned in this article, but it does evidently have airbags. Where are you getting this info?

Well, I want smart boots

Lycoris in 2002. It sucked. I think I tried it because it was pushed towards newbies. I tried Mandrake with KDE not long after and that is when I really became a Linux fan.

I don’t think angry mobs are a common thing here, but setting that aside-gun owners tend to shoot people who are hunting them. Angry mobs are not brave.