Ziglin (it/they)

I think it’s very much dependent on your hardware.

I had some issues with my Nvidia drivers getting messed up when the card was relatively new. I haven’t had any issues in the past two years though.

How does one come about disliking vim but still finding helix attractive? It is rather similar as far inputs go.

• Fave: helix
• First: PS-Pad
• Future: helix
• Honourable Mention: GNU Emacs
• Loathed: BlueJay? (Editor for Java)
• Current: helix
• Longest: VS code

I think it’s about the logo.

Thank you! ❤️

Do you have dotfiles available somewhere? I do quite like the window decorations and the rest of what I assume to be of the gtk theme.

I saw it in the wild at a university computer lab once.

Ah yes of course I remember using Windows 11 back in 2012. I definitely was not still using Windows 7 and Windows XP lol

I’m going to assume that you didn’t study a STEM subject?

Since I started using arch I’ve been fine. Ubuntu was rough though. Since Ubuntu and derivatives are mostly considered beginner friendly I can see how it might be a bigger issue. Maybe it is also a problem with older cards that don’t get as many updates.

Felt the same way with Ubuntu a few years ago. Then they messed up some graphics driver and I finally switched to something more my style with rolling releases and a tiling wm.

Aren’t they mostly based on some sort of BSD (at least the smaller ones)? Would probably still not be legal in that scenario but I gotta be pedantic…

That would explain some of the issues I was having with VRAM.

I would not really expect it at the top. It may fit the definition of authoritarian in some ways but I almost certainly wouldn’t expect it to be corporate.

We are talking about their ports right? All mice I have used had male ports or bluetooth dongles.

Mine have all been male.

The unsafe rust keyword basically just lets you declare a scope in which some memory checks do not need to pass for the program to compile.

The only old software I’ve installed worked fine but I also compiled it myself. Which was quick because of the comparatively small codebases.

Who would sacrifice Christopher Street Day for an SSD? Not even worth debating.

So 64 is absolutely perfect being 1000000 in binary, then all you need to do is go one bit a time for a binary search.