Sounds like America then

On Plasma Desktop, pressing Ctrl+Alt+ESC kills anything you click on next, instantly. There is truly nothing you can't kill that way, even the desktop itself.

Furry it is then

Good thing it's editor agnostic so everybody can do the right thing in the end and choose nano

So the snowflakes have reached the banning words stage now, have they?

Wasn't there a real issue with their "nano texture" matte screens and other cloths?

This isn't about a time with no worries in their respective present, this is about the future. A couple decades ago there still was genuine hope for the future, an almost certain expectation that the future will be better.

A look at science fiction will confirm that: You get none of the space utopias from the sixties that honestly believed in the goodness of people today. There is only bleak techno dystopia from the nineties onwards, where everybody fends for themselves and no hope for long lasting peace is in sight.

It works, but badly. All my homies hate cam-out and love torx.

# nano /etc/systemd/{system,user}.conf
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DefaultTimeoutStopSec=10s

You're welcome.

I use Arch btw

You'd think they have cameras with higher dynamic range and faster auto exposure in their cars by now. Nope, still penny pinching.

Might have something to do with almost all relevant politicians being in the 1%. Maybe. Possibly.

It might well have started our as a sphere. But you also need to rotate pieces in the third dimension of you want to pay the sphere back together.

This isn't "an eye for an eye" this is about the neutralization of a serial eye remover. An eye for a thousand eyes seems a very easy choice to make.

Google Pixel also record in HEVC. The problem with AV1 is that unlike HEVC it wasn't made to be easily encoded in hardware. Which is probably also the fault of patents, but still...

Bad argument piracy has never been stealing

*Nicht-unbeständig

I'm guessing it's "god I wish that was me"

According to the arch wiki: Audacity #Tenacity_fork

In May 2021, after the project was acquired by Muse Group there was a draft proposal to add opt-in telemetry to the code to record application usage. As an alternative tenacity was forked by a group of volunteers as open-source software.

Doesn't sound like they actually went through with it?

Room plants don't even make a dent compared to the amount of CO2 a human exhales.