DumbAceDragon

Rhythmbox. It was pre-installed on Ubuntu back when I was on Ubuntu, and I kinda just got used to it. Strawberry looks really cool though, I may have to give it a try

Clearly you’ve never had your blorbo get youtooz’d

Yes

Looking forward to these high-end gaming macs with 8 gigs of RAM.

There’s like 3 posts per day on this site, of course someone’s gonna run into old posts.

Really looking forward to the day nvidia drivers properly support wayland. Getting tons of bugs, stutters, and general usability issues with plasma wayland on my 3060. X11 just works on the other hand, even with multiple monitors running at different refresh rates (something a friend of mine said X11 doesn’t work well with). But I want all the nice benefits wayland offers.

Just faster. Often I can just enter a simple command before the GUI version even has time to load.

https://youtu.be/0SYpUSjSgFg

I don’t think anyone actually believes the latter except room temperature IQ tech bros. It’s mostly just a hypothetical.

This is one of my main gripes with the rust community. What programming language you used shouldn’t be of any concern to the end-user, let alone be put in the tagline.

Rust is a very good and capable language and I enjoy using it. I can’t wait for the day it overtakes C or C++. But I want to know more about the program I’m using other than that it was written in a popular language.

“Written in rust” is basically a meme at this point.

You fool! Now she has 1.4 billion, and can buy him for 100 million. This was her plan all along!

Damn, I’ve been trying but I keep relapsing

What’s this about chaotic being unsafe?

Piss humor

The 2500 a month in porn is for furry commissions.

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remember when they managed to squeeze a game with 3d+music into a CD? (Lego island)

Back then a CD had about as much storage as your entire hard drive. Also, lego island isn’t really a AAA game. A AAA game from 1997 would be something like final fantasy 7, which came on two whole CDs. Drive capacity hit a boom around the 2000s and 2010s, and only recently have AAA games been catching up.

People always want to blame this shit on game developers being lazy, and they’re not wrong that a lot of AAA games are bug ridden messes designed to please shareholders. But games are getting more and more complex, and these developers are being forced to work under strict time constraints.

That doesn’t mean there isn’t room to improve. Maybe offering different download options depending on your storage needs should become a common practice (iirc some games used to do that back when internet bandwidth was limited).