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Yeah, same actually. The simpler graphics make it easier to understand what’s going on, I find.

And it just uses less system resources, which is good for battery life and being able to keep it running in the background.

Unciv is basically Civilization 5 with pixel graphics.

Yeah, although just trying the installation another time might be easier than debugging this problem…

I mean, they already do that in a way, because their stocks lose value when the company loses money. That’s why everyone and their hamster is selling off these stocks now.

But sure, making the investors pay another time or just generally increasing fines could help.
Unfortunately, companies then lobby for Nazis to take over government to undo these increased fines + abolish law enforcement for themselves, so that’s not terribly ideal either…

But the smallprint explanation in the middle of the meme is actually spot on. Whoever made this does know the correct explanation and seemingly also knows that it comes out to 931 GB from the unit conversion alone.

I’m really not sure this meme makes sense. 😅

Man, I kind of hate the stock market. Apparently, everyone just assumes that the guy was doing illegal things, and only because there’s now a chance that someone might actually check, that’s why we stop giving him money to fund that.

Criminal = invest
Criminal + law enforcement = pull out

Yeah, it’s qualities that are useful for humans, too, like frontloading all the errors to compile time + good compiler error messages.

Like, I’m annoyed that people will be irrational about it, much like they associate Rust with rewrites in permissive licenses, even though it is just a tool. It entirely depends on how you use the tool.
But irrational people gonna irrational. Not much you can do about that…

It’s unfortunately on YouTube, but I always found this explainer quite helpful to understand the core concept of ownership/borrowing: http://intorust.com/

(You can skip the first two chapters.)

It just is a different way of thinking and especially veterans struggle with it, because they’ve got all these patterns in their head that don’t work very well in Rust.

Yeah, I mean, someone here wrote that it also handles secrets for you and stuff like that. I’m sure, it has some merit as a complete package.

But, you know, Unix philosophy. You should have separate tools that you compose.
You need to solve secrets management for more than just API calls, so use a dedicated tool like SOPS.
And if you store your API calls in scripts, you can easily call those scripts from other scripts, in containers etc., without needing some weird Postman CLI installed everywhere.
It just becomes more than the sum of the parts, which makes it quickly more useful than a complete package.

It just sounds so much like a tool that Windows devs would use. A script is such an excellent way to handle this, because you can check it into your repo to share with others.

Yeah:

1000 GB × 1000 × 1000 × 1000 / 1024 / 1024 / 1024 = 931.32 GiB

It’s a sufficient explanation. I don’t know why the meme has the highest IQ person say “I don’t know”, unless the joke is that it’s easier than explaining…

RIP

Restored the Pants module with skirts, kilts, lederhosen, malloc variants, and translations.

Alrighty then…

A single 250 g (8.8 oz) pack of imported Lurpak butter cost NOK 300 (€39; £32; $50) by mid-December 2011.

…Do Norwegians know that other forms of fat are available?

Yeah, the COSMIC desktop environment is relatively newly developed. I also just checked on the PopOS webpage and their newest version is still 24.04, so you actually tried a version from two years ago when COSMIC was truly newly available.

They’ve been working on the 26.04 release (based on Ubuntu 26.04) since April, but at some point, I read that they’re still also heavily working on fixing up COSMIC to be actually decent, which is why that release is so delayed.

So, it could be that in a few months from now, it’s been released and it won’t be so buggy anymore.
But it still won’t be nearly as customizable as KDE Plasma, as that just requires years of work and a big community, so make of that what you will. 😅

You don’t have to compile it. Just right-click on the panel/taskbar → Add or Manage Widgets… → Get New… (at the top) → Search for “RunCat”…

What distro?

Just in case you’re new-ish to the Linux world: The customizations you mean are probably from KDE Plasma, which Fedora just …well, distributes. 😅

So, if you switched to openSUSE with KDE Plasma or Kubuntu or such, those customization options would still be there.

And yes, KDE is excellent. 🙂

Side-note: Fedora does have its own crash reporter (ABRT), but KDE has one, too (DrKonqi), so you’re right either way…

no reasonable consumer could expect the McRib to contain rib meat.

Gotta love corporate lawyers. I mean, what a self-report that is. Why would you even assume what McDonald’s calls “food” to be edible?

Actually, I wouldn’t be surprised, if their employee handbook says to never call it food and “eating”, just in case they need to later claim they’re actually selling building materials and it was never intended to be edible.