I have an i3 and a hyprland installation.

I like tiling wms but Wayland still has some annoying issues so I like having the more stable i3 installation on my main computer.

Yes but in one case the kernel gets to do it. Holding the power button on the computer bypasses this after 5s while the apple tablet needs a lot longer (it feels like at least 10s).

Sounds like an iPad.

I think after like 5s something above the kernel kicks in on my PC and it’s off in less than a second.

My phones (stock Google android and GrapheneOS) both had settings for do not disturb mode where media playback can be disabled. I assume that’s causing the issue but for me it was not default.

I’m pretty sure that’s not how you write that but I guess that could be problematic.

(I’d say computer from 2012 but there’s probably shorter ways of saying it)

Just download it?

Yeah German isn’t nearly as bad as Java either. Also what is asm? Phoenetic script?

What filesystem?

Also muscle memory. I keep typing aliases I only have on my computer :(

I use a Wayland version of rofi when I use hyprland though wofi probably works fine too (which I believe is default as per the config).

Oh you meant the human sacrifices? They’re unrelated.

Couldn’t they remotely connect to them?

I don’t really see the connection to my comment.

In this example wouldn’t the programmer be more of a pharmacist? (The animal body the computer and its brain the user?)

Your statement is not wrong, it just seems unrelated.

That sounds extremely lazy. I’d expect more from a dev team.

If it’s publicly accessible it likely has a bunch of vulnerabilities so I too understand that look.

One may also end up developing in the areas that the above post considers inaccessible where their knowledge is likely still required.

I like informing yourself about the note taking app you’re writing with a little more. It makes it a bit more obvious that it’s kind of obvious but can have many advantages.

Personally though I don’t really see upside of building a computer as you could also just research things and not build it or vice versa. (Maybe it’s good for looking at bug reports?)

A 30 minute explanation on how CPUs work that I recently got to listen in on was likely more impactful on my C/assembly programming than building my own computer was.

I have that feeling with almost every proprietary binary from a website nowadays.

Unless you open the pdf in gimp or something (and it’s not just a photo, which would be equally bad in a word document) you should be able to copy from a PDF too.

I wish I had 0th finger…