I learned that D&D is like life: the DM can be a real f**ktard.

I also learned that if I had to roll 4 or better on a 1D20 to survive, I will always get 2 or 3, just like in real life.

I would park the car 10 minutes away from work. That way, you get a total of 20 minutes to walk to work and then back to the car. I can't say how far that should be, but you don't need to park at the same place all the time, change it up to change the scenery, just don't forget where you parked the car or park in a bad neighborhood. As you get more confidence, you can start to park further and further away.

Think about it. If you used an OS in that 10%, you would never suspect you had a virus on your system, would never bother to look for one. Meanwhile that keylogger, malware, whatever, will continue to work without you ever finding it.

I find it very difficult to share my notebook too, it isn't the security and virus, etc, but more because I'm paranoid and a germophobic. :)

Actually, the strategies used by the Viet Cong is what that resistance fighters use now. It has made fighting wars more complex and you can't tell a civilian from a soldier if the soldiers are dressed as civilians, or are below 17 years of age, etc.

Well, the other translation is too weird to imagine.

Wait. First you said that you can't install Linux on the tablet and felt irritated. Then you said the battery life for the tablet was better on Linux, and the tablet was faster under Linux. How did you come to that conclusion when you couldn't install Linux on it in the first place?