No one made them put an AI guard into their error message

Someone did, by being stupid, mean and inconsiderate to the creators.

How are they managing the RAM?

We tried to get a black dev onboard, but she refused adding 4 layers of abstraction.

I don’t get it.
Does it have something to do with a certain place in France smelling of piss?

I see.
I haven’t tried mirrored displays (just never needed it). Perhaps I can try that out if I get a different size/res monitor.
My 100Hz display can do 60Hz, so I am expecting it to just drop to that when I mirror them with this setup.

To cause problems that is.
If I can reproduce the problem, I might be able to think what might be causing it.

But do you have the latest ranged defence system with active threat detection, automatic manoeuvre solution generation and trajectory determined smart countermeasure deployment, which provides protection from APCBC, SAPHECBC, APFSDS, HEATFS ATGM-OTA and ATGM-VT*?

NO!
There’s not even a wide spectrum RADAR over there.

YOu poking keyboard!

How mismatched do they have to be though?
I have 2 monitors, 1 Benq, another MSI. 1 @ 60Hz and another @100Hz.
When I move a window with VSync to the 100Hz monitor, it starts doing 100Hz and changes back to 60Hz when I move it back to the 60Hz monitor.
It works fine when I 90° one of them.

Though the resolution and screen dimensions (hence pixel pitch) are the same. So is it one of these that needs to be different?

And that’s where my comment matches what the Avid Amoeba is going with, that Debian will make the hardware usable for so long that RISC V might be mainstream (and maybe even powerful enough compared to current x86_64) by the time I decide to change the system.

Yeah. If I didn’t have to worry about money, I would really only be doing open source stuff.

IIRC the x86_64 binaries won’t work, so you will require a reinstall.

As long as the new user makes the mistake of buying a perfectly matching desktop, it’s fine.

What if my new hardware ends up being RISC V?

Specially for rolling release distros.
I had fun installing everything I thought of just checking out once, including games and stuff (assets tend to be large).
But after a few updates and not actually using most of them, I realised how much load I was putting on the network and removed many of them.

So you’ll always get heating, without having to press the spacebar, no?
Better

By that, do you mean that every program running with your user privileges should be able to access the content of every window on your machine?

Yes

mpv --shuffle --force-window=yes

for opening a playlist.

--force-window, because some tracks might have cover art, while others don’t, which causes mpv to hid and then again show later on, causing it to pop up on top of other stuff you might be doing.

Unless you install Firefox, that is.

Also, MSTeams.

My native language is a gendered one and it makes sense that such a mistake might be made using a MTL.
“we’ll” on the other hand, is becoming one of those things on Lemmy that everyone goes around using and making others (those new to English) think that it is the correct usage. It might do a little fun poisoning some AI, but it will much earlier, end up changing word usage in ways that make the language even worse than it already is.
I would be fine being told this by someone who wants to destroy the English language, but we are clearly trying to use this as the international communication medium and making it worse for ourselves, just to act anti-pedantic.