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The A750 is not that poor of a GPU either. If that's considered low-end, then gaming on a Steam Deck, or a budget gaming computer is impossible.

Quartz isn't retro enough for me...I find clockwork watches (especially with skeleton mechanisms) more appealing.

But I like digiKam.

I understand some unease about this, but this appears to be an isolated incident. Until it's shown not to be, I don't see how this makes the MAX family any more dangerous.

Lest Alaska airlines be given too much of a free pass: they had a deadly incident due to lack of maintenance, where a DC-9-family jet lost elevator control entirely.

Regardless, an incident like this is not the worst outcome: nobody was hurt, and the aviation industry can learn lessons from the situation. That includes learning whether this is an isolated incident, or a systemic one, and where the issue actually came from.

More often a substitute for cars I'd say. I've ridden a bus long-distance on two trips.

I'm not sure why you think busses are more equivalent to planes other than holding more passengers.

Iterating over tree structures is a pain without recursion, but that's the only situation where I feel I need recursion.

The question then, is what kind of protocol(s) should be used.

SMS is about as close as exists for open instant messaging, but it requires a phone number

IRC seems to have inspired Discord and Slack, with the closed variants improving on features and discoverability.

As far as I know, XMPP doesn't really have a cross-server ability like SMS and IRC, though.

That certainly works for Bun and Deno, not sure about what is effective in Node, though.

`<button type=submit>` makes more sense to me than `<input type=submit>`

ReactOS barely works...and last I knew it was at XP-level support for applications.

IT staff browser management

So having one easy to use build system (and actual package manager) is worse than having countless arcane build systems?

In C++ crashing with a helpful error is rare. In Rust it's rare not to get a helpful error.

DVD is 480p

Between SD cards and M.2 drive upgrades being pretty painless, you can start small and upgrade.

The XBox One and PS4 are very PC-like as well. (Continuing with the PS5 and XBox Series).

But yes, Valve does seem to get what gamers want (other than games made by them)

I wonder what this would mean in regards to any Soviet clones. Those probably would have just copied the microcode though.

And a supported CPU. Zen 1 is not officially supported, in spite of how new it was when 11 was released.

But yes, Rufus removes the stupid requirements.

My print letters flow together so I don't end up lifting the pen(cil) as much.

I certainly agree that current front-end stacks are a house of cards.

On the other hand, though, not many developers get to focus mostly on new code. And generally, open source dependencies are going to be used, as it's considered wasteful to build everything from scratch.

Not at all. I don't want that responsibility.

Which reminds me...I was thinking about smashing MSDOS 6.22 and PC-DOS 2000 together.

I wonder how well it would work to copy the MSDOS 'DOS' folder into the PC-DOS one, just keeping the programs with different names.

Funny how this only seems to be an issue with GTK apps, and not with QT.

Never thought about the asphalt part, but makes some sense. From what I understand, bitumen is basically the part of oil distillation left over after you distill away all the aromatic(liquid) stuff.

And streaming video furthers its devolution into fragmented cable tv...

I disagree. Most of the "interactivity" is attention-stealing anti-patterns that no sane person actually wants.

News sites with scrolling auto-playing videos, overly-complex SPAs that are slow when you just want to get this specific task done, newsletter subscription modals, the list goes on.

True "webapps" are rarer than we've been lead to believe.

Featuritis...the drive to add "features" because other sites do.

And how is Chrome not the new Internet Explorer?

They definitely could have more life than the duration of the ChromeOS updates. It's an arbitrary date, not performance-based at all.

I guess I'm glad I noticed this when it appeared on a driver update.

Another box to uncheck on each update: arc control and telemetry.