which they control

and the os. Always the os, if it has root access :)

but the sandbox is controlled by google, of course. They might need to snoop on your app for “accessibility reasons” (no pun intended)

as a beginner, this was what made me move away from ubuntu years ago. And something wrong will sometimes end up with you messing up your system. Ubuntu just isn’t a good beginner’s distro anymore.

eh, the lots of info thing cuts both ways. You’ll find a Lot of outdated advice

pity there is almost nothing above or below the ground. The verticality was utterly wasted

you need to compile c with a c++ compiler to be able to define macros for keywords iirc. But I did do this once to translate c to my native language, Maltese. It was cursed

no, brave is just another crypto scam

while they aren’t really out yet, I can already say I don’t want one unless they are significantly dumbed down, with 0 (zero) running costs (beside charging the battery, of course)

ctrl+z, kill %1

isn’t that exactly what i said? Betacam (studio) vs betamax (consumer)

betacam was better than vhs, and was used in the broadcasting industry. It was better than vhs.

Betamax, which is the one you’re talking about, is not the same format, and actually equal to or slightly inferior to vhs.

the most important thing then is to make a flashy website, and try to unleash that monstrosity unto the world

“do not read this comment”

The only way to know not to read it is to read it

don’t rush too much, and triple check everything

encode it in base 64 and type it in

my point is thatfor us techie users (i use arch btw) having choice is good. But for the average user it’s a big negative actually.

The linux ecosystem needs to standardize on more things to also allow linux development to be worthwile for devs.

Choosing one distro is not enough, when it can decide to rip out and replace half of its subsystems at will. The most stable api on linux for games is win32 ffs! I have linux native builds of games that simply don’t run on linux anymore.

offer less choice and have an official version of things.

“ask me later” on phone apps. No means no!

atari vcs (from before it was rebranded to atari 2600)