Are there a lot of applications that strictly depend on Wayland?

"De facto" isn't really a thing in the world of Linux distributions.

Why not just ssh into the machine and run the regular vim from cli? =)

Why are you installing Wayland on your servers?

Is this the Deutsch version of Star Wars?

They float, too.

I never used them beyond the first couple of days that they were brought online. The novelty was fun but it quickly became a hassle to fire up the system and TV (and then wait for the app to launch) to check the weather forecast that I can have in a matter of seconds using my computer. I think the weather application only updated itself every 8 hours, which is kind of useless with Weather Channel always being right up-to-date.

If your livelihood depends on it, then the inconvenience of being too careful isn't really a factor.

Yeah, your timestamp and permissions might be missing.

We're talking about a hacked Twitter account here, people. Not a violation of human rights.

"Anonymous" isn't even representative of a particular country, anyway.

Yup.

Hydroelectricity can certainly exist without dams, there's no doubt about that. The post above mentioning Niagara Falls is another good example of that. But could a waterfall turbine or buoy farm even hope to match the output of a hydroelectric dam or compete with nuclear energy?

h znq?

That would be an awesome band name.

PC would be the best for indie games, I would imagine.