Billegh

I didn’t know that. Almost sad. The end of an era.

Debian becoming Arch confirmed.

Older than that. They still have a fully supported 32bit Intel roll.

Edit: 32 3.2 32

Honestly? The problem is the people who use desktop Linux. The environments are fine. It’s the people. Can confirm. I use Arch, btw.

With or without a RAT?

If only there were a way to run Linux on your device without having to worry about Microsoft’s buggy code?

If only there were a way…

As a weeb living in South Carolina, I feel bad for Japan.

Instructions unclear; shit in sink.

That explains sooooooooooooooooo much

You’re not wrong…

I’m not sure this is necessary, my five button mouse worked just fine on the mbp my work forced me to use in 2020. The only issue was pointer speed is wonky, and the scroll wheel is intentionally stupid.

But the buttons work like Linux uses them, not like windows uses them. Which is fine, but I can see how the uninitiated would have a problem with that.

Just so you know, the Arch free trial is 6 months

In other news, Arch users getting what they asked for. A difficult and highly customizable Linux. 😉

I cri evry tiem.

Surprisingly little trig, from my experience with opengl, direct3d, and vulkan. Much of the interfaces abstract that away. It helps you to understand what’s going on if you do know it, but you can go in without and be able to do fine. Most of what you interact with is angle calculations.

How can you say you’re a man if you can’t love all of a man?

Yeah, I never needed an AI to write poor, inefficient, and ineffective code. I’ve always had a tremendous personal capacity for that. Why should I give a company money to do something that I’m already good at?

This really should’ve been there from the start once they began adding AI tools. Or at least a pick_a_model: None option.

Secure boot can’t fail due to expired certificates if it’s already disabled…

Why do you want to know? Huh?