TurboWafflz

I like my Logitech G502, you can customize everything and turn off RGB with Piper on linux and I think it meets all your listed requirements

Then there are the people who, after watching the entirety of the captain marvel movie in a theater, ask “which one was captain marvel?”

If you can milk an almond, surely you can milk a cheese

I don’t get the point of companies hiding everything they’re working on until it’s done. It seems like if they just showed what they were working on as it developed they would have more hype when it released and also get feedback along the way so they would be less likely to release a product that fails

I wonder if this means they’ll release a linux version of their software so the steam deck can control the RGB

Really? For me if I don’t select a proton version it just uses the default, I’ve never seen it try to run a windows binary directly. Do I have some like secret extra setting enabled?

I’m not sure how underrated it is but the exec feature in find is so useful, there are so many bulk tasks that would just be incredibly difficult otherwise but instead are just one line

Interesting, I would absolutely hate using something like that for actual use but it does seem like it could be useful for like demonstrations and documentation

The filename rules are so weird, it’s not just illegal characters, sometimes the position of the character matters. I discovered a while ago that while windows has no problem with dots in filenames, for some reason they can never be the last character in the name

They’re always talking about “protect the children” so they’ll definitely 100% care about this because they definitely don’t just say that because they’re homophobic and transphobic

It’s so sad it doesn’t show that graph if you only used one OS so I can’t show off my 100% linux usage

No it just went off a ramp, they don’t invent much in the future but they make roads way more fun. All the bridges get replaced with ramps

I think the current microsoft version of solitaire has microtransactions and ads so is actually significantly worse

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=akrFGGF6F0c

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Wait that’s so smart I need to start doing that

A customizable shortcut key would be so good. I’ve tried to set that up on my own to be alt because that’s what Haiku uses but it’s just impossible to get very many applications to follow it. Probably there’s no way to consistently do it without getting every application to follow some standard for determining what it should be.

If you want a coherent motif-ish theme, NsCDE is amazing. It themes like everything in the world and is honestly like the most consistent looking desktop I’ve ever used

https://github.com/NsCDE/NsCDE/

Only for other people, all the other presidents have to be APAB (assigned president at birth) but he’s allowed to be president even though he’s ADAB (assigned dumbass at birth). It’s just his usual hypocrisy

They may not have realized it, but until UEFI-only computers started becoming common, people mostly were still effectively drawing the line at IBM compatibility

What’s the fundamental difference between an Intel Macbook and my old 2018 Lenovo laptop? Either of them can run modern Windows, Linux, whatever. For most modern uses, they’re basically equivalent. The one thing that makes the Lenovo different though is its firmware. The Lenovo has BIOS support and the Mac doesn’t.

If you then add my current Framework laptop, which is UEFI-only, to the comparison though, it gets kind of fuzzy. It’s clearly not a Mac, but what is there to really define it as a PC? It can’t run MacOS, but that doesn’t really work to separate it because plenty of PCs can run MacOS. It’s not made by Apple, but if that’s all it takes then is a Chromebook or one of the Talos POWER workstations a PC too? It’s kind of hard to say the Framework is a PC without including so many other things that the term PC kind of loses all meaning.

I think the term PC has just outlived its usefulness and we need to move on to saying more specific things than that to describe computers. In most modern contexts, all that matters is what architecture a computer is and what operating systems will run on it, and PC just isn’t really a great term to convey that information anymore.