First mistake was to not specify a sheet size

And why would they? They’re printing so much money, this niche probably doesn’t make a dent.

It doesn’t matter if Windows is the best system for gaming. It just matters if people believe it is.

You can always justify using Windows. “How do I get Game Pass to work on my handheld?” is probably something people care about.

Granted this is an expensive way to lock customers into your platform, but they’re already doing it anyways, so no need to pour money into the OS experience when you can just sell services building on customer data.

I’m honestly surprised that it’s possible already, I thought we’d be years away until it’s actually usable.

The equivalent to WSL is Wine, but it’s not Linux-specific. However, it’s architecturally much closer to WSL 1 than to the current WSL 2.

Man kann die gleiche Logik auch bei Containern anwenden. Ich mache alles direkt mit systemd. Isolation der Dienste bekommt man damit auch hin, besonders mit DynamicUsers, PrivateTmp, ProtectHome usw. Ich finde, da haben echte virtuelle Maschinen schon eher eine Daseinsberechtigung, da dort der Grad der Isolation höher ist.

Ist halt immer eine Frage der persönlichen Präferenzen sowie eventuelle anderer Anforderungen. Container und VMs muss ich halt auch pflegen…

I don’t agree with your assessment really as I don’t see the core experience declining.

But also, it’s a free project and people are putting in their time wherever they want; I don’t think the project would reject a submission for something based on “we’re doing too much” if it’s within the scope of a desktop environment.

Putin should bring this totally not made up case to the Hague personally

I doubt it. Nix has a ton of infrastructure and contributors there. Plus they wouldn’t gain anything immediately tangible from it. Codeberg is still git with a very similar UX to GitHub. Not the same can be said for Savannah.

That doesn’t mean it’d be a bad choice in the long run. But still.

Bit of a shame you can’t look them up after because I remember them for about 13 seconds after beating then

Honestly at this point that’d be a detriment

You’re barking up the wrong tree

Some stuff turns to e-waste because it’s no longer supported by software. Some stuff turns to e-waste because it’s just so goddamn old. The last ones of these architecture had a whopping 233MHz. My first PC that I got new as a kid was faster than that (must have been a Pentium II, while i586 is Pentium). I highly doubt there are many of these systems left in operation, especially not with new kernels.

TOTSUGEKI

Ah, I see. I thought the check is if it’s a straight to the ace.

If I’m not mistaken, this is even a Royal Flush with the given jokers.

Do programmers actually like bash?

I’m not a programmer and I really don’t like bash. Not because I don’t like shell. In fact I do like fish as a shell. But bash always feels super weird. Unfortunately that’s kind of the compatibility baseline on Linux (I don’t think any relevant system needs strict sh compatibility). But better bash’s weird arrays than none at all, plus process substitution is handy.

Most bash scripts are nasty, except for the most simple ones.

In its defense, it’s not a programming language.

When it comes to the discussion of securing email with PGP (in practice GPG), I always refer to this article: https://www.latacora.com/blog/2019/07/16/the-pgp-problem/ which explains the issue quite well.

How does PGP protect email metadata?

Nobody mentioned Hook?

Absolutely horrible joker for that boss in my opinion. Prime reason I wouldn’t get an eternal one