Ones of the reasons I like Pop, they install a recovery partition with a copy of the install USB, finally they have a 'factory reset' that reinstalls the OS while keeping the users home folders.
I disagree, I think protesting during working hours is kind of the point, same as a union protest during working hours. It affects the corps bottom line, the only thing they care about.
This person made a pretty good video essay on the topic. They theorize among other things that its a sort of way to mentally prepare themselves in case they're in the same situation.
If we do make that, can we make the git CLI equivalent tool not terrible like the current.
I found git to be so frustrating to learn by trial and error. All the different ways it won't let you pull updates, the confusing branch and stream tracking stuff where I have to make a new branch and cherry pick the one commit I actually was intending to put in a PR. Finally I find the error messages could probably be way more informative and helpful.
I was able to use this guys docker image and tool in order to cross compile my Rust programs in the past. They were very simple programs so I dont know how well it works for larger projects.
Its creating a function named : that spawns two copies of : then calls that function to start the duplicating code or forks. For that, its called a fork bomb.
It seems weird that the AI companies aren't being held responsible too.
It will never stop because X is a terrible name and means nothing without "formerly known as twitter"
Ones of the reasons I like Pop, they install a recovery partition with a copy of the install USB, finally they have a 'factory reset' that reinstalls the OS while keeping the users home folders.
How can I stop if I never started?
Rust and a bit of Python
It's so good on the steam deck, it barely drains the battery somehow.
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You can try making a virtual machine with a 20 GB virtual hard drive to try out different Linux distros in the meantime.
I disagree, I think protesting during working hours is kind of the point, same as a union protest during working hours. It affects the corps bottom line, the only thing they care about.
Make sure your scale option in the display settings is set to 100%
Were you running Wayland by any chance?
This person made a pretty good video essay on the topic. They theorize among other things that its a sort of way to mentally prepare themselves in case they're in the same situation.
https://youtu.be/1FWId1YBU3g
Do you think this is something the EU will say is anti-competitive or something? I don't think current late-state capitalism America will do anything.
If we do make that, can we make the git CLI equivalent tool not terrible like the current.
I found git to be so frustrating to learn by trial and error. All the different ways it won't let you pull updates, the confusing branch and stream tracking stuff where I have to make a new branch and cherry pick the one commit I actually was intending to put in a PR. Finally I find the error messages could probably be way more informative and helpful.
Oh, can you tell me how to disable all the tracking then? https://youtu.be/IT4vDfA_4NI?si=9kY3yD5yceifSyq8
Its really not a good OS anymore.
You have to buy a listing for your game on Steam? I thought you just had to get it greenlit
I'm currently playing around with Godot so I really appreciate all the examples I can get. Thanks!
Which half am I in?
I was able to use this guys docker image and tool in order to cross compile my Rust programs in the past. They were very simple programs so I dont know how well it works for larger projects.
https://github.com/Jake-Shadle/xwin
Its creating a function named : that spawns two copies of : then calls that function to start the duplicating code or forks. For that, its called a fork bomb.