I would argue it is an important distinction, though.

The original statement implies that there is a problem in how California classifies what constitutes a risk.

That comment claims that it’s manufacturers being lazy.

If it’s manufacturers being lazy, then the issue is the regulation is too relaxed, allowing them to just bypass the regulation by slapping pointless stickers on things (like websites try to do with cookie banners)

If the actual requirements to not need the sticker are so stringent that everything with the label actually does need it, then there’s a problem with the level of danger listed and the regulation is too onerous.

*backed off on 7 ?

I think you’re also overlooking that the driver model changed for Vista, so tons of hardware listed as supporting Vista was just extremely unstable at release until hardware vendors figured out the new driver model

Maybe easier to another suggestion, you’re probably using a systemd based distros -

journalctl -b -1 will show you the logs from the previous boot, so you could check that after resetting to see if anything was logged

For some other ideas to narrow down where the issue is…

If you’re stuck in the frozen state, you can Ctrl+alt+delete 7+ times quickly to tell systemd to try to restart the system. If this works, it means init was still able to process messages

If that doesn’t work, you could enable Magic Sysrq Key (if disabled in your distro), and then use the key sequence REISUB to try to see if the kernel is still responding and can reset the system

They’ve been working towards killing it for 10+ years.

It does seem like we’re nearing the completion of their goals

You’ve always been able to navigate to about:profiles as well

We’ll just set up another retrospective meeting and have a lessons learned.

Then we won’t change anything based off the findings of the retro and lessons learned.

Microsoft released Windows Vista, which was absolute dogshit on every PC at the time it was released.

This also just happened to be not long after Ubuntu was released, making it easier than ever to install Linux.

Installed it, quickly found out everything was easier to configure and tinker with in Linux…

Never saw a reason to go back. Used Windows 7 for a little bit, and it was better than Vista, but it still wasn’t anywhere near as easy to use as Linux

Using an alternative means you’d only reach people who already know the problems with big tech.

You need to reach people where they are to have any chance at giving them new information

343 needs to go back and rewatch the VODs Bungie put out explaining their weapons triangle, and the reason for shields and armor

Frets on Fire is the one I knew of back when Guitar hero was at its peak

I want to see the actual characters … instead of squares

Sounds more like an issue with the font you’re using, rather than the input method.

At least for Chinese, we use ibus on desktop (KDE Wayland) and fctix5 on Android. Both work well in those devices

Canceled that one back when they fired Jon Stewart because he wanted to report on China and Israel

Their point is Disney owns 100% as of 2023

It’s safer, and uses a systemd mechanism to update with most programs not running.

That said, I’ve never had a problem updating without restarting…

You can change the behavior in System Settings -> Software Update -> Apply System Updates

Pick either immediately or after rebooting

Probably good.

AMD had their own implementation of Vulkan (primarily aimed at their Professional cards) called AMDVLK

The rest of the open source community contributes to radv.

AMD doing their official testing and releases on the Vulkan implementation you’re using should help find bugs and they can submit fixes directly to radv

I moved somewhere where signs over a certain height (maybe 8 feet?) are illegal.

It’s glorious

If you want your updates automatically, you can install unattended-upgrades

The only thing to keep in mind is with Debian, you’ll need to upgrade to the next release for them.

With something like Ubuntu, they can just click the upgrade box when there’s a new major LTS release

Either one can be better depending on how you want to handle maintenance

That is part of the genre, yeah.

They’re procedurally generated within a range of possible effects and damage based off the “manufacturer” in-game

You’ll end up finding one you really like and using it for like 5 levels, while selling other loot, until you find one that jives more with your play style and is more powerful than your current loadout