Lol I didn’t bother setting up citron on my deck literally this week because I looked at a couple of videos online and the FPS seemed sub par. I’d no idea the original switch was worse 😂 does this hold true across the board? It might save me setting up some kind of sunshine/moonlight contraption for a bit.

They’ll not combust, I’d hazard a guess that air pods are made from ABS which has a glass transition temperature of 105C, so they will melt.

This doesn’t appear to be given to a centralised authority. If the authentication process fails then it falls back to the previous method anyway. In reality most people won’t bother to authenticate if it involves any significant work.

I’m not seeing the advantage of everyone having to do the same vetting process repeatedly.

This is not straightforward for the average user. There’s plenty of commercial or niche software that has no real alternative in Linux land. CAD being one - and I’m well aware of freecad, and I love it, but it ain’t a pro tool yet.

I’ve definitely missed an apostrophe there.

Meh, once they grow up their things aren’t nimble enough to assemble stuff any more. Waste of energy training them.

I’m mildly impressed no-ones downvoted me to hell yet.

Apt+snap

I’m not sure I’d go to the lengths of using OMV just to have a samba share.

I try and just ignore it and read what I’m interested in regardless. From what I hear about the YouTube algo, for instance, clickbait titles are necessity more than a choice for YouTubers, if they don’t use them they get next to no engagement early and the algo buries that video which can impact the channel in general.

They do it because it works on the whole. If straight titles were as effective they’d be used instead.

Ctrl+r surely

It was never really a competition - just some misguided people who liked Emacs

Haha, exactly my first thought on reading this. Release some 3D printed cases too.

Oh man, I’ve just picked it up, it’s really amazing, the compiler just holds your hand every step of the way, have you tried it yet? You really should.

Yeah, lms is still going strong!

So what exactly are we losing?

Why do you feel that Vs when merges happen?

Would you really want everyone in the world looking at every end of day commit before you’ve refactored it into something vaguely passable?