Thi kinda reminds me of this quote: "How do you kill someone that does not exist? Any way you would like." - We're on hell, Area 51 and the Geography of a secret.

It sure is not as shrimple as on Windows but man has it made big strides due to Valve using Linux on the Steamdeck. I mean I can get any singleplayer and most multiplayer games to run with good performance. Some examples:
- CP2077
- Fallout 4 & London
- Oxygen Not Included
- Overwatch 1 (While it still was a thing)
- Insanely modded Minecraft
- Disco Elysium
- Spiritfarer

Althou writing this list makes me kinda feel like I'm old, because I barely catch up with games newer than 2020...

So its either an actual medical problem or one that capitalism created

I feel like the process got a lot more robust lately. I was easily able to update it on my Thinkpad from Windows. No need to download a specific file to a usb drive.
Also did A LOT of firmware updates on industrial automation gear. Never had an issue. Except programming X20CP0482 those things are a nightmare that you have to download the software with a piledriver!

What saved me like 1k in taxes a year was cancelling my church subscription. I dont know why church taxes here are so goddamn high!

@kiki Dont ask me about guns. I genuinly dont know more that what is the "standard" around here.

@ScriptCoded I love this meme!!!

I did for quiet some time own a SIG SG 550 and was quiet frequently at the shooting range.

This is me. Alt tabbing every time gets on my nerves and i dont feel line rice-ing my terminal.

Sorry, am taken!

@cprn HDMI, unlike DP, needs to be licensed in order to be able to use any of the HDMI name or logo. According to the HDMI website its 5k$ a year + 1$ per device sold or 10k$ a year. All of this is also kinda murky defined and there seems to be somewhat conflicting information in the internet. So its pretty much necessary to run it through a lawyer wo will very likely be paid a fortune and take forever to give you a concrete answer as to where you need to spend even more money on licenses. Just to not be sued in the long run.

@MammaNeedHummus This is a story all about how: HDMI licensing requirements in the embedded world.

So basically the one on Zürich 🤔

Also my fav. type of electrical noise has to be either a star-delta starter or a massive contactor shaking the entire cabinet its installed in.

Are we talking 50hz or 60hz flavour?

@iiii I know, but i have a husband.

@iiii Nah, I rarely need to work with those types of lifts. Too little horizontal movement. I use more the crane type.

@antigermgerm At most 25Kg. I currently dont hit the gym at all.

@iiii @retoor @D-4got10-01 Its a remix of the forklift certified meme. I am now officially certified for scissor lifts and all other things that lift you to high places.

Apparantly images are broken again 🥺

But is still culturally represented cutely and UWU!

Which reminds me of:

@iiii I dont plan on using a desktop environment anyways, so the biggest cockblock is the rust compiler because optee. (See previous yocto rant for context)

I can see why chromium is a pain, but i have to ever actually compile it. Did it with firefox once and had kinda decent times like 8years ago.

@Lensflare The pun is intended by its developpers!

@tosensei Just like b2

That just make you submissive but not breedable

Im already a bit beyond RAID by letting ceph handle everything on a cluster of machines.

@Demolishun And as soon as you get into high enough frequencies, like in RF, its just vibes anyway. (Not with AI thou)

Simple: Store energy in the MAGNETIC field. Similar to capacitors storing it in the ELECTRIC field.

Advanced: Filtering of current, air gapped transformer, magnetic saturation.

Expert: P̴̤̣̬̏̀a̶͖͌͘͝i̵̯̣̩͐́͠n̴͎̎͊͝ ̷̭̤͒̉a̶̲̲̋n̴̳̖̈́̔͜d̷̡͛̈́͝ ̸͎̌̄̈́͜s̷̟͙̰͌͌u̷̢̅̎f̷̨̟̬̄̋͝f̷͕̠͊͋e̶̛̪̩͑r̸̛̺í̶̢̫̍n̴̻̤͑̈́g̶̻̒ ̶̥͑i̶̹̎s̵̡͈̊͐͝ ̶̜̫͊͒j̵̪̱͂u̸̞̲̟͌͆s̷͖̍ṭ̴̆́ ̵̟͎̈̌t̵͉͌ḣ̶̡ę̵̻͐̂ ̵͖̔́͠b̸̨̼̦̍̒ȇ̶̺͇͆ͅģ̷̳͝ḯ̷͈͇̈́ń̶̖n̷̟̻͉̒i̸͔̲̻͌̉n̴̘̪̤̂͗͝g̶̞̭̀̓

@max19931 I still think its weird that RDP can relay basically anything. Its very much overengineered for what it does.

@Lensflare Its a count of RDP within RDP