last time i checked, matrix didn’t have any screensharing features. Is it still true?

china may have the largest businesses in the world, but they lack cultural leverage. US still stays where it is solely due to its cultural influence on the world. China’s culture is alien to us, especially in terms of labor culture.

what about eu? Granny Europe still rocks, do not underestimate her.

yeah, and the ussr is a totally relevant state in our days lol

Aether is not enough for you? The lad is hot as hell

you mean lego citizen?

a cat from the ranch I work on

nano? I mean, really?

base sixteen is the future

illustrator doesn’t. Inkscape rocks

horrid piece of software

can you elaborate?

Hi, Jesus

A short while ago i’ve decided to switch to linux. Just a sudden urge to freshen my experience. You know what? It’s easier to setup a fuckig linux than to disable all those shit on windows. Idk, it just was always so tiring for me to open regedit and gpedit, find all this bullshit i need to disable, and so on. I don’t know ho, and why, but even simple configuration is a pain. And even after that you won’t be able to uninstall windows defender, for example.

Also, tiling window managers rule, just as the ability to configure the keybindings. And the file system is not as cancerous: there are no bunch of different appdatas programdatas and lots of other places where the apps’ cache is stored.

I hope more people will start to switch to linux, so microsoft won’t be a de-facto monopolist. Even after that I won’t switch back tho, linux became far more comfortable for me, and it became so after a weirdly short acclimatisation period.

whoops, my bad

ok, i guess you’re right

a fair point, but aren’t division and subtraction are non-communicative, hence both operands need to be evaluated first?

bussyness

afair, multiplication was always before division, also as addition was before subtraction

uhm… you get screen tearing on x11? Don’t you just turn on full composition pipeline or freesync in your graphics driver settings or by directly editing xorg.conf?