

Same here.
Did you find a good way to export the Spotify playlist and get that torrented somehow?
Same here.
Did you find a good way to export the Spotify playlist and get that torrented somehow?
That’s going to be one long arc though
Sorry for not being more helpful, I do almost everything on the command line…
I think it’s called muon, or these days discovery, maybe… there you should be able to configure auto updates
I know, they need the clickbait title for the click money but yeah -as usual- I’m mostly shrugging this off
I’m pretty sure it’s a KDE setting somewhere as there are settings for everything.
Exactly. We’ll switch to Linux, finally have security and dependable devices, and then we’ll move on
The required FF restart after updating is indeed an FF thing, but in combination with snap just updating without asking is extremely annoying.
Me too but what can you do? I can’t remember ever seeing a non techie using tech hardware in the right way.
Oh thank whatever god you believe in, that is such a blessing
I once bought a displayport to HDMI converter, plugged it in, and I could never unplug it anmore, so I just got another HDMI monitor for it
Why do display port cable connectors have these stupid latches with a crappy button that will, even when the button is fully depresses, still stick out so that removing the connector nis always a draaaagggg…
Yeah, HDMI licensing sucks but at least you can plug and disconnect HDMI in a normal way. Dispkay port is the worst
99% of the people out there
It basically IS the cause as it’s the system doing the updates without asking. But snap has other issues too. For one, it’s the slowest installer in recorded human history, it takes literally ten times longer on snap to install anything. Why? Beats me, in theory it ought to be faster as it shouldn’t have to resolve dependencies but here we are. Try installing anything with snap, it takes forever.
Then, snap is closed source eon the server side, so fuck all of that, that’s already 200% of reasons not to use it ever. I don’t trust closed source software anymore
I suggest we move all our machines over to Linux, which is the actual plan. Fuck everything about windows
Also, permanently locking a device after x failed attempts is just plain silly, security wise. You know I can take that drive out and just try to brute force it a million times per second without that silly rule being in my way, right? It’s an anti security pattern similar to requiring password changes every week, it’s a bad idea.
Yeah you know, maybe you should actually use it because I’ve been using it for the past 25 years as a desktop and I’ve had a fraction of the shit I see happening on windows desktops
Yes, shit just works. Yeah, there are issues, there are bugs, all software has bugs, but holy shit is the design better.
Windows always FRACKING ALWAYS has headache issues to deal with. I now control a fleet of machines for employees and sadly they’re windows, still, and the amount of shit we deal with on a daily basis is incredible. We’re too busy now but soon we’ll start a project to replace all machines.with Linux at which point shit will finally just work. How do I know this? I’ve done it before, ma y times.
So yeah, fuck Microsoft, fuck windows, it’s all trash
Well it’s what you’d want but not what it does, for one, but for another: comparing scalars is very easy, comparing complex structures is not. To compare one array with another you’d need to iterate over each element, recursively.
That JavaScript handles arrays as objects is also not bad, that’s just a language feature that you may like or not, not much can go wrong there. The reassignment of “this” or how JS handlesnumber comparison, yeah, that is infuriatingly bad
JavaScript sucks but I’ll give it this one
Arrays are complex structures with multiple values. Just because one looks like the other doesn’t make them the same object. It’s like taking two new objects form the same class, they look the same but work independently from eachother. I can add a value to one and the other would be unaffected, they’d both still be the same class
PHP was shit 25 years ago (like everything else back then) and I never bothered to look at it ever again but to this day I keep shitting on it because reasons
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Certain less well known smaller brands might not work as too few people know the HW
Same goes for very specialized hardware, if it wasn’t on Linux to begin with, it probably won’t work