That sounds extremely lazy. I’d expect more from a dev team.

If it’s publicly accessible it likely has a bunch of vulnerabilities so I too understand that look.

One may also end up developing in the areas that the above post considers inaccessible where their knowledge is likely still required.

I like informing yourself about the note taking app you’re writing with a little more. It makes it a bit more obvious that it’s kind of obvious but can have many advantages.

Personally though I don’t really see upside of building a computer as you could also just research things and not build it or vice versa. (Maybe it’s good for looking at bug reports?)

A 30 minute explanation on how CPUs work that I recently got to listen in on was likely more impactful on my C/assembly programming than building my own computer was.

I guess it wasn’t clear but I was trying to make people aware of the following parody of Feliz Navidad: Illegals in my yard

I’m not sure how you interpreted it.

That’s a shame, maybe ask her to turn it down a little or watch videos with subtitles then?

I have that feeling with almost every proprietary binary from a website nowadays.

It doesn’t have to be an insult, it could be affectionate. (While nibbling off another appendage)

Illegals in my yard

Edit: added YouTube link to make it clear that I was referencing a parody.

It’s still not really fitting for a sci-fi show though.

Ask her to use headphones?

What about dual citizenship? Can an american be their own adult then?

I read that as 5 grams and wondered what a blocker was that 5g worth of it would be extra valuable during the pandemic.

Almost sounds a bit like a hardware issue (apart from Bazzite working, though depending on how much time you’ve spent on it it might just be luck)

Also since you got to vent it’s my turn now. Windows by no way just worked for me. Within a few months of installing it it managed to nuke its own bootloader which I had to fix by booting into it from a live USB. I think I probably just chose a bad card but my Graphics drivers were really finicky too, though Linux had that issue too until I started using flatpak versions.

You need a router between your ISP and home network.

Probably not but it’s the exact same for me. If something doesn’t work on Linux it takes me a few minutes to fix it (there have been a few rare exceptions) but the time I spend trying to get closed source software to work is infuriating and I usually just give up.

I recently tried compiling a rust project on a Windows computer that has special software to reset the PC after a reboot.

I had to download an executable installer from the cargo website. That installer then said I needed a (1.3GiB) Microsoft C++ Compiler which then required a reboot after it was installed??? Why???

I’ve used Sycthing but it was somewhat finicky.

But no matter where you are you’d better add units!

I have a laptop with 4GB of RAM and it works fine, my fedora i3 installation. It’s nothing compared to a proper computer but it’s not like I ever run out of RAM either. (Generally I open two Firefox windows, discord and vscode)

I would say it’s about thunar configuration or URL handler configs more than anything. The other comment has what looks like a good solution for x11, no idea if it works on Wayland though.