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Been there. Done that.

I will certainly give Zorin a try. My only hesitation is that it does not seem to be available with the Cinnamon desktop. I am a big fan of Cinnamon, but Zorin is at least worth a try. Thanks for the info.

I have been a Linux user for close to 15 years now, and I will never go back. On my personal stuff, I run the latest version of LinuxMint. At work it's still Windows 11, and I curse it nearly every day. The only thing worse is my wife's Mac. That closed ecosystem is completely intolerable...

A red shop rag with electrical tape works, too. And, being red, the blood doesn't show.

As one who is rapidly losing his hearing, I can assure you this is true.

My father was part of the First Infantry Division (Big Reg One) from 1942 to 1945. One of the few things he talked about in his wartime experience was how cold it was at the Battle of the Bulge. He said that every morning each man was given his steel helmet full of hot water to clean up with...

Not just coffee. Bottled water generally runs more than $7 per gallon.

There is more truth in this than most people understand. Hearing aids help, but they really do not solve the problem.

Two for me. First wife died after a long illness after 21 years of marriage. Married now to the second wife for almost nine years. BTW, the second wife was a bridesmaid in my first wedding.

It's a good article, and I have already made some adjustments because of age related issues. My biggest issue is vision. I have a pair of shooting glasses that allow me to focus on the front sight and still see the target, but I will soon be experimenting with a laser sight. The arthritis in my...

In Texas the river is known as the Rio Grande. In Mexico it is know as the Rio Bravo.

They just don't make them like this anymore.

I hope some got books on spelling, grammar, and usage.

This is one of my wife's pet peeves. She has a sign that says, "Don't confuse your google search with my medical degree."

Laugh if you want, a gun store / gun range in Grand Prairie, Texas actually has one.

https://www.perrysuspenders.com You do have to wear a belt for these, but they work extremely well. I have used them for 10 years or more.

I learned to drive on a 1963 Ford Pick Up with a 4-speed manual transmission when I was six. I was so short I looked over the dash and under the curve of the steering wheel. It was an entirely different world.

I grew up on a farm. You wouldn't believe all the dangerous toys we had: billy goats, angus bulls, several tractors and all the implements, . . . it's a rather long list.

Stupid tourist injured or killed by animals is a problem here in the U.S. as well. There have been several incidents in national parks of tourists being injured because they want to get close to the bison. There was a similar incident in one of the Texas state parks. I think it was in Caprock...

I wonder how this will apply to some of the pressures on banks to not do business with firearms manufacturers and sellers. Also, how will this apply to some of the actions by shippers to fail to deliver firearms and ammunition?