Comment figma (Score 2) 27
Figma balls
Figma balls
You don't know my customer, she goes to another school.
But privacy and data protection has become one of the main selling points for Apple in the last decade or so. They tried to bridge the gap with their "Privat Cloud Compute" approach, but this is so complex and hard to understand (and to implement) that nobody will really care, they will just see "all my data will be processed in the Cloud just as Google does it" and that's it.
From the summary, it seems Apple is asking them to train a model that will run on Apple's private servers, thus maintaining privacy.
I guess they don't say it like I did, but there are about 8 references to Fedora on their site, they're clearly based on Fedora.
The whole point is that Bazzite is the Red Hat-based gaming distro. If Bazzite used another distro, it would really be something else entirely and likely be somewhat duplicated effort.
What I don't get is why they can't do their own packaging of 32 bit libraries? I assume that what Bazzite devs do is mainly packaging, so why not also package this thing that your distro needs to work?
What the US needs is more blue color workers
Can Smurfs even get a visa these days?
"... allowing access to multiple game stores unlike Valve's Steam Deck."
What kind of bullshit is this? The Steam Deck doesn't disallow or block other game stores. Most other game stores don't have native Linux versions like Steam, so you have to use proton to get them working. This framing of Valve lock-in is disingenuous.
I spend more time reading anti-Firefox stuff on this site than I do griping about Firefox or dealing with issues in it.
do any of your three new members understand percentages?
They made Jimmy Carter sell his peanut farm for fuck's sake.
Don't most disk formats have basically just native performance? What can you do wrong to degrade the performance?
As can be seen in this table (from the FA), ASIF is considerably faster than the current UDRW.
Haha a litle bit more confusing
I don't know what you mean by host, but I think you just explained my point about how both Android and GNU/Linux use the Linux kernel, but are different operating systems because of the rest of the environment.
One of the reasons it upsets Stallman is that it leads to this kind of confusion and ambiguity. Android runs Linux just like my desktop does. The difference between Android and GNU/Linux is the rest of the environment around the kernel. I agree that we typically shorten GNU/Linux to just Linux when we're talking about desktop operating systems, but when the topic is broadened to talk about non-desktop OSes, it doesn't make sense to say that Android uses the Linux kernel but not the Linux operating system.
I hate to be that guy, but Linux is not an operating unto itself. What you're referring to is GNU/Linux.
With your bare hands?!?