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24 days agowhat would prevent something similar from happening here? I mean, aside from the current community maybe being better
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1·25 days agoI guess ideally we should have an open standard for software “storefronts” that should allow for multiple stores to be plugged into the same app.
1·1 month agothat’s too fast, you can barely go to the bathroom, let alone eat your lunch
1·2 months agoNot very. X11 is still widely used and works fine. Wayland is the future, but you’ll probably be fine either way.
I copied this table from here: https://www.linuxteck.com/x11-vs-wayland/Feature X11 Wayland Architecture Multi-program chain (X Server + WM + Compositor) Single unified Compositor handles everything Render Method RAM multi-copy — pixels duplicated per frame Zero-copy GPU — same buffer start to finish Security Model Open trust — any app sees all input and screen Isolated by design — apps see only their own window Screen Tearing Common — vsync not guaranteed by protocol Eliminated — compositor controls frame delivery HiDPI / Fractional Scaling Inconsistent — requires per-app configuration Per-display — clean scaling built into protocol Multi-Monitor HDR Limited — retrofitted support only Full support — designed from the ground up SSH Remote Display Native — X forwarding works out of the box Needs external tools (e.g. Xwayland, RDP) GUI Automation Tools Rich ecosystem — xdotool, wmctrl, AutoKey Limited — protocol restricts cross-app access Legacy App Support Full native support XWayland compatibility bridge NVIDIA Driver Support Stable — long-established Good — driver series 495 and above Battery Efficiency Higher overhead — extra RAM copies per frame Lower overhead — GPU buffer reuse Development Status Maintenance-only since 2024 Actively developed — expanding scope
Asian countries import the most oil through the strait of Hormuz (https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=65504), makes sense that they’d get hit hardest first.
15·2 months ago"The data found 25 per cent of gay and bisexual men would vote for Reform, with 33 per cent of straight men also pledging support to Farage’s party.
By contrast, Zack Polanski’s left-wing, pro-trans Green Party was the second most popular choice for gay and bisexual men at 19 per cent. However, amongst the straight men surveyed, only 7 per cent support the Greens.For lesbian and bisexual women, the Greens were by far the most popular choice, with more than a third backing Polanski (37 per cent). This was not reflected for straight women, with just 11 per cent saying they would vote Green and the majority of their support going to Reform (29 per cent)."
I guess Reform is just really popular :c
In fairness they would eventually find their balls and be the only party voting against Hitler being given dictatorial powers
I dunno, I think it makes more sense to compare the US to the EU than to individual European countries, given that European countries are more the size of US states.
11·3 months agoTrue, but you could also band together with the other rich people and lobby for the inheritance tax to be abolished for a few years so you can give your children the inheritance before the tax gets reintroduced. A wealth tax doesn’t have that problem.
9·3 months agothe plausible deniability is getting thinner and thinner - this time it was that the whole video was jungle themed, so obviously it had nothing to do with racism!
specifically the drive to maximize engagement by focusing on intense emotions, then?