only thing keeping me back to switch to Wayland is Barrier. I need that for my work machine 🤷🏻‍♂️

you sir, are fire

lp0 is still on fire tho…

pretty sure you don’t have to wait forever 😆

but fair

some Android OSKs have Ctrl button, like Unexpected Keyboard (it’s FOSS), it’s also my choice.

downside, there is absolutely no dictionary and autocorrect but it’s absolutely marvelous, have all the keys and pretty configurable. has a bit of learning curve, since you swipe on keys to access more keys rather holding it down but this makes it powerful IMO

how about they just give us a Ctrl key, and strangely enough, almost every shortcut become available

if you feel comfortable with Debian based distros (or at least, to my understanding), why not use… Debian? or a Debian based system?

🤦

if we need warning lights for ANYTHING, the humanity is just not ready.

Debian is the way

I Looked up doing factorials and n! = n(n – 1) is used interchangeably with n! = n*(n – 1)

yeah, the way I have been taught is that either you put the multiplication sign there or not, it’s the exact same, there’s absolutely no difference in n(n-1) and n*(n-1). in the end, you treat it like the * sign is there and it’s just matter of convenience you can leave it off.

isn’t that division sign I only saw Americans use written like this (÷) means it’s a fraction? so it’s 6÷2, since the divisor (or what is it called in english, the bottom half of the fraction) isn’t in parenthesis, so it would be foolish to put the whole 2(1+2) down there, there’s no reason for that.

so it’s (6/2)*(1+2) which is 3*3 = 9.

the other way around would be 6÷(2(1+2)) if the whole expression is in the divisor and than that’s 1.

tho I’m not really proficient in math, I have eventually failed it in university, but if I remember my teachers correctly, this should be the way. but again, where I live, we never use the ÷ sign, only in elementary school where we divide on paper. instead we use the fraction form, and with that, these kind of seemingly ambiguous expressions doesn’t exist.

I wouldn’t necessarily call it ignoring, if you just… don’t explode on someone in a “professional” letter, if we can call it that.

Metal Garden Arch - strangely works as a distro name as well I think

especially as you go more and more to the east

The lock out felt extremely artificial and arbitrary.

it is.

same story, I have a 13 year old laptop that was a fucking beast back then, and to be honest, with 16GB RAM and SSD it still is.

Now I guess according to Microsoft, it’s no better than a banana peel in the garbage can.

You’d think government websites of all places would have compatibility with most popular browsers.

lol, I would never ever think that. government sites are just the worst fucking feverish web nightmare that exists, at least here where I live.

it’s like they deliberately choose people for this kind of work whom never seen computers in their life before and think Internet is just an energy drink you buy at the gas station.

few inches closer to Star Trek

Windows 95 with Bill Gates on Stage.

based only on the fact that it’s ｐｒｏｐｒｉｅｔａｒｙ™®©?

I don’t think iMessage is a great example of a modern chat app.

it’s like the default ringtone. people just don’t give a damn to change it, regardless how it sounds.