United in their disdain for windows maybe

They know it’s a challenge, they just don’t care about subjecting people to it

Sadly that was patched out from the mainline, you have to run a custom kernel for that now

In gnome you can search for any word of a program name and it will appear in the search result

I’m not special because I think I’m special, I’m special because I can think

Is this real?

Dr house?

I don’t think I’ve seen more vocal sponsors of any language except Rust. With the high barrier to entry and relatively greater developer effort, I am curious to see what place it occupies in over the long term.

I’ve spent days on trivial mistakes so a couple of hours mean nothing to me

Javascript but types ( I haven’t used it)

And the rare

do { /*loop*/ } while(1);

I don’t get your point. Just because the image gets repeated in the 4th panel doesn’t mean its recursion. It can be an infinite while loop with a state.

Now that I think about it, a recursion without a base/break condition is just an infinite loop with a state

I used to use some features that only worked on x11. Slowly I found alternatives or workarounds on wayland. So I understand the sentiment. Imagine you book an uber but it’s electric so they say you can’t book a ride that’s too long

goto editor for C programming. (Pun intended)

How’s Redis pronounced?

I am a self-taught CS guy, I and many others who didn’t hear it spoken default to “ess-cue-el”

Linked lists are encountered somewhat frequently in low level systems programming.

I think this is making fun of the memes where it shows linux users going to (exaggerated) extremes to achieve something “easy” on their PC.

The real emergency exit will leave swap files

Regarding the title,

If you’ve enough distros then you must’ve encountered the scenario where the driver worked in installer but did not in the final installation