I see a fellow GIF person.

water man

You can use the term “Aqua Man” to sound fancier.

I see.

That makes sense to give a preference to.
And now Whisky-dev’s words make more sense.

So much to evade that gap in the resume

I see.
Guess I need to look into what CrossOver is doing.

Normally, I would feel like if a free app (OSS on top of it) is threatening the viability of a paid one, the latter is not particularly worth the payment.

Now unless CrossOver is actually an Open Source paid app and is significantly contributing to the Open Source part despite loss of competitive advantage, that might make sense.

So what was it?
Buying off or Blackmail?

IDK man, I do C++ nowadays and sometimes I miss C.

It is a common sense feature.

You got to keep the tea bag higher than the water so that the string is up straight for the capillary action to take place, so that the water goes up to the teabag and fetches the tea back into the mug.

Warner Bros have a gameplay mechanic patent which has pretty vague wordings.

And although this game doesn’t seem like it’d turn out similar to any of the games they made under that patent, I would expect them to try harassment.

Yes

ooo

outdated indeed

Guess I should learn some C#

C# is mainly windows though, even though .NET core is not OSS.

And what if they require the whole .NET framework. That makes it a Proton only game. No Linux builds.

Makes the OSS kinda useless to me, unless I want to rewrite it

Can’t run a Linux virus if your Linux doesn’t run

YOU SHALL USE tty ON A 4K HDR SCREEN

I use Arch BTW!

80%+ C# though.
Welp
I can’t help

Would be good to see it Thrive

Evolution will play out on not just your own creature, but those around you, each competing to survive within the simulated environment.

This line makes me wary of WB

Yes!

Yes!

There’s a reason that stuff exists.

So that when someone used to tabs, does something in a spacebar-project, they can see that they will need a clang-format.
Oh you use an indentation sensitive language? Err… my condolences.

because it’s so convenient to have a shelf-stable Just Egg

You just gave me another reason not to buy into their marketing.

But then again, I’m probably not their target audience.

Eggs are too much of a hassle for me as the smell stick to the utensils (and then to the sponges I use to clean the utensils) and ruin the smell of non-egg things that I make later.

So the only time I am taking eggs is if I am in a condition where I cannot do the occasional fasting due to a bad environment.

I like mung as is and don’t need someone to ultraprocess it for me to desire it.

I am fine with sugar. Specially considering this is a naturally occurring one vs eating refined sugarcane.

Debian for work.

• stable
• feels lightweight (as compared to Ubuntu)

EndeavourOS for home usage.

• Mostly Arch Linux, but has useful preinstalled stuff that makes configuration easier
• get the latest kernel for the latest hardware
  • tends to run much faster than Debian on the same hardware. Also actually uses the CPU
• don’t need too many additional packages if I want to build from the master branch of any project, so I can make do without kdesrcbuild
• also, I get my time’s worth pretty soon after pushing to upstream
• Steam (Native)

Recommendation for NAS: Debian of course. Choose hardware a few gens older though.

If you have old laptops, use OpenSUSE. It should be fun