As a software dev, i like having 3. Gives me space to see

• console output and debug info on the left
• my code editor in the center
• and my browser on the right

Or having multiple vscode windows and a browser

I also move windows around using the keyboard (win + left / right), and the task switcher (alt + tab)

“… Do you have an English name?”

Also, Bridge 4

OwO

Elijah’s extreme is a really good brand

Effing hawt, and tastes pretty good

https://elijahsxtreme.com/

There’s a really good YT channel called Midwest Magic Cleaning, who cleans hoarder houses for free. He talks a lot about the “potential” of an item vs it’s current value.

Hoarders will keep an item because it has potential, but the item will never “actualize” that potential. Thus the current “value” of the item is just taking up space

He also talks a lot about the emotional attachment, as well as the actual panic disorders that can be triggered by someone attempting a cleanup.

The comic is funny, but it’s not really a good representation

I’m enough of an audiophile that I have some really nice speakers and a Schiit DAC and amp

But I’m not audiophile enough to care about different encodings.

At some point, I just wanna listen to the darn music

(I switched to Tidal in August. Much better audio quality)

Unless Valve has said otherwise, I doubt SteamOS is going to be released for desktop. SteamOS is basically just Arch + kde plasma but with tweaks targeting the SteamDeck hardware

Did someone actually find a backdoor in Recall, or is this just the usual “M$ is evil” posting?

(Either way, fuck Recall Security Exploit Centrap)

This is the best thing I’ve ever read

c/outOfTheLoop

Did he break up with someone recently?

Your stuff is weird and demented and I love it

My New Year’s Resolution is to never make a resolution

I really hope i live to see Betelgeuse explode

I use a drip machine, btw

The kernel does stuff like

• process and CPU task management
• hardware abstraction
• memory management (at the process level),
• file system managment
• and resource isolation (such as randomized memory addresses (ASLR))

The rest of the OS provides the actual software that users interact with, like

• file managers
• desktop rendering and window management
• settings menus
• sound mixing between applications
• graphics rendering

But it clearly doesn’t depict a lunar eclipse

A lunar eclipse usually results in a red moon, since the moon is lit with red light from all the sunsets on Earth simultaneously

It’s not in pure shadow, since the Earth’s atmosphere acts as a lens and bends some of the light inward towards the moon

This looks more like a solar eclipse

As a furry,

These are both really funny