it's a way of doing things with programs that you don't have to think about. moving your hand to the mouse, clicking or double clicking the window, dragging it to the appropriate corner and waiting for snapping to toggle are all too slow compared to a keyboard shortcut to open and tile left, right, bottom, or stacked in i3.
this mouse movement is even ambiguous on mac os which requires external apps to make the experience marginally above suck.
The main thing is you want to commit these actions to muscle memory to free up your conscious effort on whatever it is you are trying to focus on.
You can't exactly blame people for being stupid when you realize the conditions necessary for well learned, aware citizens with empathy are always being destroyed by these so called billionaires. It's not a coincidence that private cities and walled estates for the rich are the trend. They live in socialist utopia and sell rugged individualistic capitalism to the masses.
Think about how much industrialization and development happened. Now think about how much we have lost touch with how to live meaningful, fulfilling life without our needs going unfulfilled.
Alas, nothing can last forever. Greed and hubris contribute to the destruction of societies. History teaches us.
First of all these billionaires can afford to replace for their kids; what social media is with actual socialising that is destroyed by fear, nimbyism, and systematic destruction of third places for normal people. that's what private cities and walled off estates are for. They will continue to enjoy the fruits of socialism while selling capitalism for everybody else.
This is not a force to be triffled with or dismissed as so easy to escape from.
the metric that makes sense for that qualifier i guess is customizability. But one can argue its straightforward control of the packages that is clearly different and unique about it
it is quite terrifying that people think translating from formal constraints in math to informal english is either accurate or deterministic.
And they ask the LLM to not look at requirements but who is guaranteeing it won't just hallucinate them out of thin air later when messy prompts inevitably trigger a butterfly effect?
So I would like to know from experts working on Realtek or those who are following closely enough to understand the details what exactly does the "Big HAL layer" entail interms of so much refactoring?
From what I can understand it looks like most of the vendor released stuff is not inline to the design of the kernel and thus it works in a different manner than the rest of the kernel.
But then, why wouldn't experts try to clean room implement the driver by mimicking the official driver?
the only coordinated shit happening right now is how you morons decide to be inconsiderate pricks. I guess that tracks for being US-ian.
Follow the community rules. Stop posting political shit to irrelevant communities.
It's communication basics 101: be considerate. You know you can distinguish yourself from fascists by being considerate.
Stop shouting, fix your own shit at home. Yes the whole world knows how feeble minded, captured by AIPAC and ineffective your democrats are and how ice is becoming more and more brazen. You don't have to lecture the whole world about the dangers. Europe and Asia have already experienced shit and we have mountain piles of notes written down.
it's a way of doing things with programs that you don't have to think about. moving your hand to the mouse, clicking or double clicking the window, dragging it to the appropriate corner and waiting for snapping to toggle are all too slow compared to a keyboard shortcut to open and tile left, right, bottom, or stacked in i3.
this mouse movement is even ambiguous on mac os which requires external apps to make the experience marginally above suck.
The main thing is you want to commit these actions to muscle memory to free up your conscious effort on whatever it is you are trying to focus on.