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β’ your dataset is a reasonable size to expect your laptop to handle
β’ it definitely wonβt crash your kernel
β’ the programming gods do not hate you personally
β’ this is a normal temperature for your laptop to be
β’ your laptop is supposed to sound like it has asthma
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you should be able to delete the apps your phone came with i dont care if phonemakers think weather is "essential" i have never used it it is marked for torpor by the phone itself and i want it dead
I live in fear of anyone willing to maintain a linux distro as a volunteer
I'm so old i remember when people liked using Windows
That's because they stuck these bad boys to them
Oh wow, that IS better.
the replacement of websites with apps sounds so backwards when you actually describe it. like hmm you have to download an entire program onto your device each time you want access to a portal, where it takes up storage indefinitely. somebody should invent an app where you can "browse" any portal just by typing in its address... π₯΄
websites with a mobile-compatible version that still prompt you to install the app and make it clear the mobile website is just a borked version so you have a reason to use the app
Then you put it in desktop mode and it works fine, albeit while being very ugly.
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The halting problem is irrelevant. Any code that takes longer than 20 seconds to run is bloat.
At last, a chance for HM fans to update their OS and catch up with about 18 years of security patches.
Big news for @hannahmontanalinux-official fans
It's old-fashioned UX but I have grown to really appreciate maps that you can't move around, like how the U.S. National Weather Service has done things for decades:
Restricting what users can do with the map view may feel like it would limit usability, but I find it actually does the oppositeβas long as the map's primary purpose isn't direction-finding.
Using Linux is great because sometimes you'll be in Linux spaces and someone will not only share a tool that makes your life easier they'll also share the code so you can adjust it if you want
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The sky is so beautiful tonight. This is your reminder to go admire the beauty no manmade object could ever achive. This is your reminder to go admire nature. Not before admiring your favorite FOSS project tho
Remember that if you don't know what a command does you should pointlessly look it up for 15-20 minutes trying to find a clear answer rather than using -h or --help
i gotta say, something i really like about linux is the terminal. it was a bit off-putting at first, especially since i don't actually know enough about programming to properly utilise it, but it's so cool that i can just tell my computer what to do and it will do it. no questions asked except for maybe my password again and then it will do it. that's so cool
The Linux experience isn't just pure suffering (/j), but also a therapy session with your computer.
"Okay, my laptop, please tell me what brand your GPU is, so we can have fun gaming. Hmm, I see. Oh, your laptop brothers and sisters have nvidia? Poor machines."
"It's really nice to see you develop comfort for customized desktop environments."
But it can go horribly if you are one hell of a therapist.
"Uhm... Hello, computer. It seems my advice to delete the bootloader wasn't helpful. Maybe the problem actually relies in the audio settings."
at least that's how it feels like to me xD
why is Wayland better
You can take your misshapen "W" and drag it right back to the puddle of gitlab merge requests with 600+ comments where it belongs.
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what's your solution to the screen tearing that often happens in x.org
I'll be honest, I notice screen tearing every once in a while and I don't consider it a big deal.
Depending on your hardware, the Arch Wiki might have some specific tips on how to configure your xorg.conf to deal with it... but I've never tried any of those. Sorry!
i love those blinking red lights they put on top of radio towers and windmills and skyscrapers etc, theyre like electronic flowers or something to me
