United in their disdain for windows maybe

Because liquid is a more common word (it is a scientific term too)

Counterpoint: liquidy makes sense to non-native speakers also

They know it’s a challenge, they just don’t care about subjecting people to it

Sadly that was patched out from the mainline, you have to run a custom kernel for that now

Vibe coders can’t debug code because they can’t write code

That’s why I support Free Software movement

I know a bar that does this but you can place orders for the table (your friends too and you can see their orders), call the waiter and pay the bill. I was impressed it was functional.

Its light in general, not lightning

Ah. Not as interesting then

Interesting. I did not know Arch had an LTS version.

Bonjour

You’re imposing a purpose on them, not all of them will reproduce

In gnome you can search for any word of a program name and it will appear in the search result

I’m not special because I think I’m special, I’m special because I can think

Is this real?

Dr house?

I think Switch has a different market (albeit a bigger one)than the Deck.

There is definitely market overlap with Steam Deck but I feel the Deck offers things that the Switch doesn’t. In a similar vein, I think Steam Machine provides a kind of value that extends just beyond the console market. There are people who would not consider getting a console but would definitely consider getting a powerful and compact Mini PC with good gaming capabilities. Therein lies the greatest value of their offering.

C H O N K

I don’t think I’ve seen more vocal sponsors of any language except Rust. With the high barrier to entry and relatively greater developer effort, I am curious to see what place it occupies in over the long term.