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michaelmrose, to memes in He's ready for anything

Generous to presume that Grandpa isn’t one of them.

michaelmrose, to lemmyshitpost in IT support work be like

The implied problem you aren’t understanding is scope. Restoring your machines functionality and determining that if you do blank the universe breaks IS AN ACTUAL SOLUTION TO YOUR PROBLEM that is in scope and highly efficient. The company probably doesn’t pay you to piddle fuck around nor does it pay the IT guy to make you piddle fucking around work out.

Digging in to the problem and figuring out an exact reproduction of the bug so that a bug can be filed with the appropriate owner of the whatever code and a fix instituted at some point would be far more interesting and fun, even more so if its in code you actually control and you can actually fix it but its likely not actually productive unless you can make a strong case for it.

The cost of fixing your stuff in 15 minutes and having you back in action is about $12.50. The cost of spending 3 days on it is $1200. Surely you understand why it works the way it works.

michaelmrose, to linux in A response to the "Boycott Wayland" article

It would be great it implementations had a full set of features 15 years in just saying.

michaelmrose, to asklemmy in What is Something Scientific that you just don't believe in at all?

It’s not thought to be genetic otherwise it would be heritable and its clearly not. It would also have self extinguished before too long if it ever got a foothold in the first place.

It’s likely a construction issue having something to do with something that happens in the womb rather than to do with the blueprints.

michaelmrose, to linux in A response to the "Boycott Wayland" article

The article is 3 years old and some things are only presently being fixed NOW and due to filter down to stable distros in 2024. Furthermore wayland proponents have been claiming its totally ready for prime time and not broken at all since 2015 while promoting AMD GPUs that at that point in time still sucked hairy balls.

michaelmrose, to comicstrips in "Just Season It" by Mr.Lovenstein

It’s funny that you offer correction. UK English makes this distinction, US English doesn’t and uses practice for both. Internationally where many English speakers mix neither usage can really be said to be incorrect. Pedantry fail.

michaelmrose, to linuxmemes in Linux users when

Lynx is a tremendously shitty browser and most distros pre-install firefox. Real users just click the firefox icon

michaelmrose, (edited ) to linux in A response to the "Boycott Wayland" article

Nvidia appeared fairly buggy as of nvidia 535 and kernel 6.3 with both sway and Plasma 5.27. Notably of all the possible choices for Wayland support ONLY KDE in relatively recent releases supports proper scaling of apps using xwayland which are apt to be a thing for a while now. This is a huge point in KDE’s favor despite loving the idea of an i3 like experience with sway.

If prior experience bears out plasma 6.0 will be buggy as fuck and 6.2 will be excellent.

Nouveau has NEVER been a particularly good choice and its primary developer just resigned www.phoronix.com/news/Nouveau-Maintainer-Resigns I wouldn’t pin my hopes on it in the future becoming usable. I sure as hell wouldn’t say its a useful choice NOW because you suppose it may become so in the future. I’d rather look at nvidias official open source effort.

If I had a crystal ball to look in I bet it would say a lot of folks with existing Nvidia hardware are best off sticking with X11 in 2023 but looking again at KDE’s wayland session in 2024.

Although do bear in mind people using stable distros like Ubuntu/Mint/Debian will be a lot longer seeing new useful features pushed out.

michaelmrose, to asklemmy in What is Something Scientific that you just don't believe in at all?

Statistically its a microscopic portion a fraction of 1% who regret transitioning which tends to suggest social contagion isn’t a thing either.

michaelmrose, to memes in Fuckn UAE government

As a Finn he doesn’t personally benefit from U.S. citizens having affordable health care but the weapons they develop may be used to protect HIS homeland. Like everyone else he has personal interests.

michaelmrose, (edited ) to lemmyshitpost in IT support work be like

Well there are shitty folks in every profession

michaelmrose, to asklemmy in What is Something Scientific that you just don't believe in at all?

1% regret it and a small number of those actually go on to reverse it.

apnews.com/…/transgender-treatment-regret-detrans…

michaelmrose, to asklemmy in What is Something Scientific that you just don't believe in at all?

This suggests the question why do most of the highly educated people who have spent their lives studying the question think differently? Why is the universe obligated to be made of something easy to measure and understand?

michaelmrose, to asklemmy in What is Something Scientific that you just don't believe in at all?

In adults its well correlated with ability to learn and perform. If don’t care why and just want to hire the best candidate its a good test.

michaelmrose, to linuxmemes in Linux users when

“Granny” has evolved. In 1985 granny at the tender age of 60 was born when 65% of households didn’t have electricity and she came of age when the height of sophistication was the typewriter.

In 2010 granny saw computers become a thing when she was 40 become usable by 55 and pervasive at work by the time she retired.

In 2024 granny saw computers become a thing right when she became an adult. Her kids had them. She used them. By the time she was 46 they were literally everywhere and unavoidable

By 2034 granny saw computers become a thing when she was a kid and they were everywhere by her early adulthood.

This isn’t an argument against GUIs which are in fact useful but lets not pretend everyone is an idiot either. Honestly I don’t find googles GUI for managing android apps even slightly usable as far as finding software either. I always end up searching on an actual search engine, finding the exact app I need and then installing it. Android with its mega millions of users doesn’t have a better ux than apt.

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