I can't see this post, I am just replying to let you know that.
Don't ever join the infantry, I imagine you in camouflage approaching the enemy - and you stand up and shout "Please, I need to stay hidden - so let me know if you can see me so that I can hide more effectively".
Some of the jokes were nice - with the best laughs coming from the replies and the bad puns.
Maybe the wrong way is to start with Book 1. I'd say try 'Witches' first, as I found the first book a bit offputting.
Some of my favourite times are well organised, huge, and very loud displays.
I think general access to fireworks is a bad things - beyond a few sparklers maybe.
Still, this post is about USA - land of the free where everything that might offend anyone should be banned.
This is pretty awesome.
Where are they?
'Us' meaning Americans, right? The people who must put 'Literally' into a sentence to make it plain that the meaning of the word is the meaning of the word without any comprehension of what they spout?
I had a family from Texas visit for a couple of weeks. They were shocked when they saw our car - it has a 1.2L engine and CVT.
At home they have high performance vehicles... of course, they did find it very important to TELL everyone about this. I didn't bother asking them WHAT they needed these vehicles for - I'm sure that a 1.2 litre engine could drive around Texas (ours has done a good 600,000 km already and still runs like new).
Yet they still managed to get everywhere they wished to go, and decent speeds, in decent comfort.
Probably for less than 10% of the cost.
It's stupid Americans that are Literally Killing Us.
So you live at the combined bus/train station and work at another bus/train station with a direct link - that's cool.
Aha, yes - this is the first (internal) issue. The wider issue is - how can these comments be included in search engine results?
The ultimate power of Reddit is that it shows up everywhere in search. Lemmy.ml, lemmy.world, BeeHaw etc... they just don't.
For limited opportunities to pee, I'd carry a good sized bottle and limit drinking to sipping water/an electrolyte beverage through a straw.
For limiting poop, I'd try to be empty ahead of time, and just take something solid like bread and cheese which means you probably could go through three days without pooping.
This is the way.
Unfortunately, if you don't already know the answers it's more a question of experience before you'll understand them.
When I started with Ubuntu I couldn't do dualboot, so it was hard. It got better with each update, but my beloved Gnome2 desktop was threatened and Ubuntu went on to Unity - KDE sucked, so I jumped over to Linux Mint with Cinnamon desktop.
Whilst it was great, I had terrible issues getting software - PPA's are often suited to Ubuntu and not Mint... so in the end I tried installing Arch, failed twice, then got a Manjaro (Cinnamon) ISO and tried that for a few days, got some snapshots (rsync to my HDD) and then figured it's not a big deal to install KDE, as it's easy enough to go back.
KDE was so much better by then (about 5 years back) that I'm stuck with Manjaro KDE - having access to the AUR to install stuff is awesome, and flatpaks work at the flick of a settings switch too.
Dual-booting gives you the luxury of (if you wanna play Genshin Impact) having the option to boot into your game OS but also the ability to install games on your Linux OS and decide which one runs best on your hardware.
Everyone has such varied 'needs' that your question is impossible to answer - you must just suck it and see.
Well yes...
Ctrl+LthenCtrl+Cgets it.