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It’s beyond my mind that x86(-64) survived to this day. It’s so inefficient

Edit: to clarify: I know nearly nothing about processors, so maybe the architecture isn’t really that inefficient. All I know is that after Apple switched to its own ARM-based chips, the programs could run faster using the same or less energy. Even with the compatibility later

Poles. Facebook groups are used like Reddit in USA

How is the situation with banking apps and DRM stuff on Lineage? Would the following be possible?

1. Unihertz would give all files necessary for LineageOS to support Jelly Max
2. The Lineage community would provide the sources with support for Jelly
3. Unihertz would build and sign an official build of LineageOS

aan = on, uit = off

Hmm… I wonder what this boat runs on

I think I’m past all the magic numbers 😞

That’s not dumb at all

Like in the article — maybe not totally broken, but not optimized for such a small screen. I think though that my phone has a slightly bigger screen than iPhone SE.

I think that 5.9" is a good compromise

I have no problems with broken applications on my Zenfone 8

My parents’ Duster has volume buttons, but… they randomly regulate different things: navigation voice loudness, media volume, something with microphone icon. If you want to change something else, you need to tap a button on the far top right corner of the display, which is incredibly difficult. And even then, the decision isn’t remembered, so if you press the volume button after the popup disappears, it will change not what you want again.

I swear, the cars are not even tested these days

They even work with gloves! Of course, one could say “just turn up the heat”, but it takes a while to warm up the car. And heated steering wheel is still not a standard feature.

XFCE has convinced me to switch to Linux. Xubuntu has a nice elementaryOS-like theme by default and apps from the DE are extremely fast.

I really don’t understand the hate it gets. Maybe because the defaults aren’t that good?

What year is it from?

But remember to always use an incognito window and close it afterwards when using someone else’s computer!

Also, it is inspired by a Polish service, Wykop which developed its specific language

It’s a tool (and protocol, I think) for managing displays in X11. It’s displayed among two Windows tools in the Protonfixes changelog.

Wait, what xrandr is doing in Proton?

Achtung

I thought I was on upvoteexeggutor for a sec

Downvoted for posting news? Really?