MonaroVXR

Totally agree with your sentiment

I'm not a US resident, not born there, but they are more ambitious

To be very honest, this is already happening to me in my own experience, I'm always joining that I need a camera team to verify my actions..

>"I also worked with fresh graduates in the Netherlands, but many of those were good designers, writers, and videographers from vocational education —"

Absolutely don't agree with your l this or I'm in another world I guess, easily the reasons why everything is English despite being Dutch

Same for Samsung devices with the official Samsung photo app

I mean, I can literally see with younger peopler are doing in my country and my environment. I'm not really participating in it, so if I'm searching for good and fun date spots I'll TikTok, watching motorsports on Facebook, cool highlights on Instagram and more.

>Which is extremely easy to do; just a misplaced `mv` is enough.

Or `chown -r` or was it.. `chown -R`

I'm pretty sure I've seen it with other games... Dirt2.0

Didn't think about this, do you have more information about this?

So I assume Sony and Xbox are using Wi-Fi to use Audio on their controllers?

I can vote for that as well.

>Under long term heavy duty, I've routinely seen cheap modern platter outperform cheap brand name NVME.

Saw this happen with previous job. I upgraded several Windows devices too Windows 10 and the fastest PC was a Dell desktop with a HDD.

Midrange to lower-mid laptop coupled with low-end SSD's.

I'm just straight to the point, I don't want to waste people their time. You can check it on my profile.

I got ADHD and autism and I don't see myself and feel attacked. The difficulty for me is that people make assumptions about me, I get nerfed constantly by people(0)(1)(2)

0 In my specific enviroment I try move to another province. 1 Employers 2 Potential partners

I still,don't know why my file explorer syart faster on my 4 core n95 intel vs 5700u

Same goes for my dual core laptop vs quacore laptop, both same generation, but other one runs definitely hotter (4 core)

Still having issues with swype, im way faster with normal typing.

Same for me, not an audiophile, I have no clue how but I hear differences, I use different combinations of phones and in-ears. It's noticeable whatever those things are doing, it isn't bad but noticeable.

I knew it, even a seprate library for tabs and more is used. It's far more than I thought.

This is what's new in Fedora: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Releases/39/ChangeSet

I knew a programmer who couldnt do this. Yes, couldn't open a 7zip file.

If you buy the iPhone 11 right now, you will get 1 version update and that's it. You will still get security updates I guess.

How did you figure that out?

It's on my profile

The funny thing is, the boot processes on Windows and Linux are remarkably similar, and have always been.

>On Windows, firmware loads bootloader, bootloader loads ntoskrnl (NT kernel), ntoskrnl starts first user process smss.exe, smss starts security subsystem lsass.exe, lsass starts winlogon.exe, winlogon logs user on and starts the shell, explorer.exe

Any idea where I can find more about this? Made a blog post about this my start-up is different. (Talking about Windows)

Disagree, unironically physical world is discriminating, full of high educational adults, acting as big childs with wrong assumptions and nothing to talk about. Hackersnews is the opposite with smart individuals.

Absolutely agree with your comment and this is what I'm also doing.

I'm using Rsync for this stuff.

Me using Edge on Linux, browser profile syncs faster and better. Effiency mode and tab suspense. But I'm actually using both Chrome and Edge simultaneously.

To be honest I'm already switching back to for Firefox.

Hardware "issues" depends on the hardware being supported for that distribution, desktop environment and more.

My Realtek Ethernet doesn't work on Fedora 38, but it did work out of the box with Pop!_OS.

Mozilla Thunderbird is a good email client.

That maybe specific to that distribution and not Linux as a whole.