Its linux. Then either get in the config yourself and change the value or quit bitching.

Can’t always expect everyone to hand solve all of your problems for you, no matter how hard you complain

Exactly this is why I haven’t made the switch yet.

Its like letting a package be managed per package instead of per distro, giving its devs some more fine grain control on stability vs update speed

What makes you so confident your first paragraph leads to the second?

I suppose a better way to highlight it is the where’s the difference between this and a natural human?

Assuming a brain is a complex computer, and our senses more complex training data/promts, we fit the qualifications so must also be incapable of original thought

Me in 5 years walking to work when an image of my dead father tells me how great McDonald’s is in the afterlife:

Well that’s a hot take that nearly makes ontario a cold midwest

As a mid-power user I almost exclusively use them just because I want my software up to date. for example using discover I can update all my godot installs on all my devices to the latest features I’m seeing everyone rave about. (this is mainly for the maintainers but it trickles down)

Looking back into when I first was dipping my toes in linux though things like missing libraries and other scary looking apt errors essentially meant I didn’t go further from there and accepted not installing the package. I could see this frustrating lots of users early and causing them to return to windows as I did for a bit.

edit to add on: I still consider it very important to have the option to install it through a deb let’s say, but more alike how one can compile from source with a thousand flags if they choose - just as long as its a choice

But you do get the simplicity, and following the real ‘free’ part of Foss you get the choice to do the fancy nerd magic if you want.

But for most of us flatpaks are readily updated and easily installed, idfc about no gtk magicians spells.

I think its a major step towards general linux acceptance

What you really gotta argue is what youre providing is the ‘service’, they come to you for the experience of being touched by a higher power, the blessed vision of wisdom - and they simply donated to support such greatness

Would smoking raw human brains make you high?

Wait no thermal degredation

Would nebulizing raw human brains make you high? Especially of I got a little brain-diffuser in the corner that just filled the room with the aroma

Yeah but data rate caps are money grab bullshit and everyone knows it.

If they really wanted to measure it per what it costs them it’d be unlimited with speed caps, just that doesn’t make nearly as much money

And like any right drag increase(by extension fuel) would be easily lost to favorable or unfavorable winds, the noise is so small considering it is a joke - the extra $0.01 per flight ain’t gonna cost them the $50 per passenger they’re charging (made up numbers but I’m not gonna whip out drag calculations just yet lmao)

Beeper actually had a ‘self message’ section just for notes like this. Idk if it works offline, but it supports linux and android (and most other major os’)

Theoretically if youre on the all they could just add whatever would originally be covered by the toast

If there ever was a best time to donate to them its now

by not having a service as good as the competition, thanks to having no devs working on it…

Options are never gonna be a bad thing of course.

Idk of flatpaks can really be compared to iOS apps just simply due to how much you can choose to expose

Nix is definitely gaining popularity quick too

I think what youre looking for is do they work together

The force of friction is dependent on its weight (or more specifically the force of normal) but not only its weight

Essentially yeah, any phone that can run linageos has a lot more options but a lot worse support for anything that doesn’t like root.

If you are one of those lucky few you can look into things like Ubuntu touch

You got me there, like a container without containing it?

But I suppose most like a privellaged container (as much as the android user is privellaged).

The most important connection in my analogy though was it runs its ‘root’/those packages separately from the android operating system, cause we can’t install our own packages there