It’s pronounced “gif” for “get the fuck out of the car.”

But is it though?

https://www.ifixit.com/Device/MacBook_Pro_15"_Retina_Display_Late_2013

I didn’t see a specific guide, but you may see something if you go through them or the teardowns.

sorry, forgot to mark it nsfw

Memtal healthes

Got with Xfce edition of either EndeavourOS (Arch based) or Mint (Ubuntu based). They’re both easy to set up.

XFCE is a lightweight desktop environment with all you’d expect from a Windows 7 machine (and more).

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Have you tried a mouse instead?

just for fun

Best part is when this sucker unscrews from the port and comes off with the cable:

I wrote “for” not “to”

I meant, it’s a religious gesture.

It could be a soldier praying for a safe tour.

But see my edit. If the artist meant it to be a fallen soldier as the reason, I could believe it. I don’t think it’s the only possibility though.

The argument was made that the kneeling was for a fallen soldier. I don’t think that interpretation is correct. You, too, seem to agree that that’s not the only reason to kneel for the cross.

Edit: Upon a bit more reflection, this particular graphic for this saying could mean a dead soldier since it’s a soldier praying. And crosses are sometimes used for soldiers’ grave markers. But not always. And you can find soldiers praying in front of other crosses. And soldiers don’t pray only for the dead when kneeling before a cross. I’d have to ask the artist her intentions.

People kneel to pray for all sorts of things.

That soldier is kneeling for religion, not a fallen peer.

https://xkcd.com/37/