

Thank you Richard, however:
- Not all Linux distributions use GNU.
- GNU coreutils aren’t the only or even most important component of a modern distro. systemd is.
Bun, meat, salad, tomato, onion, Cheddar.


Thank you Richard, however:


$1000 for a three bedroom apartment doesn’t sound that outrageous to me.


Wikipedia says this guy was mostly responsible for what happened to him. He allegedly lost his passport, and refused any help from France and Belgium.
OSS came first, then got replaced by ALSA after it became proprietary.
PulseAudio is a userspace audio server to which programs connect. It manages audio settings per app, then sends everything to ALSA. JACK is the same but with a focus on low latency.
PipeWire is a modern drop-in replacement for both, and also has support for video on Wayland.


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Canada is simultaneously to the north, south, east and west of the US.
This is also the reason they sleep with one leg up. If they raised both, they’d fall.
20W/drive means 30x24x0.2 kWh each month for 10 drives. At 0.20€/kWh, that’s 28€/month, cheaper than a 20TB Hetzner box. That’s assuming all drives are always spinning, as an idle drive uses more like 5W.


On Windows 10, it is not possible to have different audio volumes for left and right. The control exists in the UI but does not work, both channels move in sync when you change them.
Jokes aside, the fact that Wine defaults to mounting your entire drive to the fake Windows environment is a major security issue. This whole project is a very impressive engineering feat but the user experience is so bad it can have disastrous consequences.
He is always right.
Except for that one time.
Same as systemd, PipeWire, Wayland, Flatpak… basically, it’s new therefore it is bad.


Crossing the Darien Gap is substantially harder, though.


TBH the distinction is meaningless when different cities are so close together that you can’t tell exactly in which one you are at any given time.


So the rumors are true, good food is indeed illegal in the UK.


Technically possible. You’d just need to connect your glasses to a backpack computer with 5kg of batteries if you want more than 2 hours of battery life.


I like the idea of smart glasses. I hate the idea of Meta smart glasses.
The Gameboy Light (Japan exclusive) is exactly this.