Based on about 20 minutes of searching last night - it seems to lack support for debugging outside of gdb.

That’s quite a major thing to not have if you’re going to claim support for lots of languages…

Thanks for the clarification. I think it’s still fair to say that the original question is simply wrong/misleading. Palestinians are not equivalent to native americans - or, if they are, so are Jews.

This question shows a fundamental misunderstanding. Before the establishment of the modern Israeli state, most of the Arabs living in the region were actually of Egyptian or Jordanian descent. There was no Palestinian people group until after that so as to identify the displaced Arabs as one group.

Jewish people, however, have lived in and been associated with the land for thousands of years. Palestinians are categorically not the same as native Americans.

There must be a separate, sovereign Palestinian state - because that would be most just and fair. There must also, however, be a sovereign Israeli state because of the historical ties to the land and the fact that for millennia the Jewish people have been persecuted wherever they go. I honestly don’t know why, but they have.

Interesting - can I ask why you prefer home-manager to stow?

Thanks - yes I do have that, but I also wanted something specific to my dotfiles to make management and restoration a bit easier.

Yeah - this is what I meant. One virtual desktop per physical monitor.

I used to have it on a forked version of Openbox, but then I lost the binary and it doesn’t compile anymore. If just makes much more sense to me and makes window management just a little easier. Especially when apps get confused about which monitor they’re supposed to start on or try to be on both in an unhelpful way.

Desktop per monitor.

As pointed out above “Christ” is a title, not his name. His dad wasn’t called Joseph Christ.

I moved from Gentoo to Arch years ago and was unable to notice any performance difference. There may have been one, but it wasn’t perceptible to me.

Poor documentation combined with the step learning curve is quite a problem imho.

As we know it, to be killed painlessly, is to be killed instantly

This is not necessarily true. There are ways to fall asleep and never wake up. Not instant, but painless.

Or, since we’re getting philosophical anyway, are you some sort of spiritual entity inhabiting your body and experiencing the physical world through it?

BTW - if that’s the case then the transporter in the original question is definitely a death machine.

No - being a monopoly makes it a monopoly…

I thought all the Samsung ones had a screen that covered the whole of the inside section? This one only had a screen on the top.

I think I could hear it (am native English speaker from the UK), but it’s definitely not how I speak. Both words sound exactly the same when I pronounce them.

Maybe it’s a US thing? I just tried it and I pronounce them exactly the same.

Why is that bizarre? That’s how you’re supposed to pronounce it.

What’s the phone on the left in that top image?

Edit: turns out it isn’t a phone - it’s a Gameboy Advance SP.

It took my sleep deprived brain far too long (less than a second, but still) to realise this wasn’t a genuine name change.

Ah memories! I wrote the project for my GCSE computer studies on this. I also wrote my friends project for 20 quid since our teacher was rubbish and hadn’t actually taught anyone to program. Most of the other kids figured it out, but my friend was clueless and didn’t want to completely fail the subject.