Sounds like he should have left the podium in handcuffs.
The distribution is fine, maybe even good.
The politicking and project management around the distro has annoyed a lot of people.
Never forget.
I mean… how can you forget that tune?
…and Godsuuuukiiiii.
Up from the deep. 30 storeys high. Breathing fire, His head in the sky! …
Otto Frisch is better known these days because he went on to work on the Manhatten Project. He appeared as a character in Oppenheimer.
They’re the same dude
It doesn’t hide. It makes them happen first and, here’s the important bit, closes their scope quickly.
Yes. That’s research. Sometimes you don’t achieve what you set out to do.
Yeah. My theory is that the AMD GPU driver has swapped out too much to main memory from VRAM because anything with high VRAM usage seems to cause it.
I’m on an RX7600.
Flickering how?
Does the contents of the image change? Does it move? Do the monitors lose signal? Is there a rhythm / pattern to it? Does it flicker when you do something (e.g. move the mouse)?
Mine sometimes flicker when Chrome is loaded. When it happens part of the screen gets corrupted, and updates to the screen (e.g. moving windows) tend to make it happen. The monitors stay locked the whole time, but it will only effect one of my two screens.
It hangs over the shirt to protect the more expensive shirt.
Nothing we currently have
It’s literally pollicital correctness gone mad.
Doesn’t matter. Talk about talk about war crimes and state enforced segregation.
Soft forks try to maintain code compatible so changes can apply to both code bases. Normally done when there’s hope of a future merging of the code lines. They rarely work, as eventually thing get hard.
Migration is seamless. Uninstall one binary and install the other.
If you want a clean air zone don’t allow people to breach the zone by paying. Don’t treat it as a money making scheme.
The standard library is where project go to die.
A release candidate is released. Wow!