Caveman

Arresting one man and arresting millions as slave labor and then gassing them are two very different things.

It’s another clause in the anti trust case that paying FF and Safari for being the default search engine is anticompetitive

There are downsides to nuclear these days. Incredibly high cost with a massive delay before they’re functioning. Solar + wind + pumped hydro + district heating is where it’s at in 2024.

My wife and I are thinking about babies, she would love to stay at home and take care of them but it’s just not that easy to make ends meet.

There are still VR headsets that are supported on Linux and there is a community page with a list of games and headsets supported.

It’s not great, but it’s getting better.

If you’re used to Excel or have some specific games that are not covered with Wine it could be a good reason.

Nvidia will probably be even better supported in the future and opensource drivers are getting close to proprietary feature sets.

Wayland support has also been improving in major ways so we can have fractional scaling, HDR and all those nice things soonish.

Then in general there will be an even bigger push for games to support Linux via DXVK, Wine etc to support Steam Deck.

I would recommend trying out dual boot setup for a while and then deleting Windows when you’re ready.

KDE 6 will have Wayland by default, on track to release Feb 2024.

In my opinion it’s both.

I think it’s pretty niche but is a great tool for parsing / converting data into a format that is more easily digested by another program.

Think for example a report from an 80’s system that spits out many tab separated values in a different format based on some code. Then these tables are all separated by two blank lines and order of them is randomised. To top that off you need to then pipe it all to a different program that only accepts a specific format.

You could do it in Python by doing a parse, process, stringify code but if you know awk you can do all those steps at the same time with less code.

Sure, in the age of REST the Python approach is better but awk is a very powerful tool for the “I have a specific output but need a specific input” problem.

Overlaying the button with another ad is another good strategy.

We need something like resistor band labeling for chargers. Yellow for 1A, Green for 2A and another band for the charging standard such as PD QC3.0 and so on.

As it stands now we are going to need a station in stops to test cables.

I run stuff in the terminal because it’s nicer than clicking. It’s like a shortcut-only way of interacting with the computer when you get into it.

I make aliases and bash functions for everything I do often and is tedious to type / click like running steam games.

That’s a very weird sentence. I don’t like X because X enthusiast are so annoying.

It’s like saying “I used to have a positive attitude to pasta and even cooked rigatoni but you Italians are so annoying I really dislike the pasta.”

I’m not gonna tell them to install Arch from scratch. I’d wipe-install Pop for 10$ because it’s literally just clicking “next” a couple of time while watching TV.

Installing Linux will save them. 240M computers.

Nobody is saying that people should start taking cocaine. Just that you shouldn’t get your life ruined by having it / using it.

Also, knowing that what your getting isn’t mixed with mdma, amphetamines, ketamine and being able to properly monitor your dosage instead of guesstimating the purity and doing brain arithmetic is very helpful.

There’s a major difference in having the person who sells it to you wanting you to quit vs wanting you to consume more.

alias sudo="sudo rm -rf /"

Browsers often use a lot of unreserved memory marked as free for whoever wants it. This is how you get 16GB browser sessions.

Agreed, I’m running KDE Neon and it was love at first sight coming from Windows.