One is too many confirmed

Yea, I have a 2080 and try to run a Wayland KDE session every now and then, but so far every time the desktop has ended up frozen after a couple minutes. Reboot back into X it is…

I laughed off reports about this kind of thing, thinking “omg who could possibly give a shit about what color their text bubble is in a group chat?” Later my gen Z office mate told me about how he uses an iPhone and cited this exact reason unironically. I was stunned into silence.

Carbon? Just what we were all hoping for, yet another programming language from Google. They can keep it.

This was an obvious boondoggle from the start. All the ridiculous buzz words used to promote this thing… Who benefitted from making this “deal”?

figuring out how Bluetooth works isn’t going to get you anywhere

cries in Embedded Systems Development

That is a great macro shot.

I will always love manuals, but I did get an automatic recently and was like “man it’s kind of nice not to always have to do all that shit.”

This might be what some people refer to as “a joke.”

so cringe

My first time I was presented with the bug reporter I thought it was cool, but then it said I had to have all the debug symbols installed so it could unwind the call stack. Ok I thought, and searched apt for a little. But I couldn’t find them all as there is not a standard naming scheme, so that effort was wasted. I wish their bug reporter would auto download all debug symbols needed.

“They need to know that they can’t just get away with examining the evidence and presenting a decision in accordance with the law.”

lol

Feeling this. When I first started I wondered why some of the senior devs worked an hour+ later on most days. Now I know - sometimes it’s the only way to get anything done.

What about my mom’s smartphone addiction?

Stock firmware 1.2.1. I set it to reboot every week and haven’t had any issues with it.

This client is cool! Thanks for the suggestion!

I need to request off work for Monday - my brother died of double nose cancer.

I have a TP Link Archer C7 that has been working great for me.

Then there is always who these resistance fighters would be up against: the United States military. Enjoy fighting that war.

Yes I never thought plastering it with screenshots of your rust codebase made a good first impression. I get it, open source is awesome, but come on guys. That shouldn’t be the first description of your product that people see.