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> I did take the time to install a KDE Plasma theme that makes it look like Windows XP, though. Just because.

https://store.kde.org/p/213637...

That WinXP look isn't the default.

I will admit I did try baiting you just a little bit.

> no way I'm spending the time and frustration that he did to get basic things running

yet you spend time and frustration to get around how MS fucks you?

> M$ attempts to remove local accounts, but as long as there is a way around I will continue to use it.

interesting take.

It could also mean that you're not the target for that distro. CachyOS (Arch derivative), same as Bazzite (Fedora derivative) focus on the gaming experience, which is why gaming people switching from Windows tend to cluster around those two.

> P.S. That shit looks like Windows XP, the Fisher Price OS FFS

  so what? Is it usable and does it work?

My experience says that track listing definitely is in the CD-TEXT.
K3B uses it, kio-audioCD uses it...
I don't think I've seen a server query to populate track metadata in about a decade. Artwork is whole other story though.

And that's what the mailing list thread is about: how to formulate the criteria for immediate rejection.
Interestingly it seems to have got hung up on the word "slop" for various reasons.

It's not about code, it's about review effort.
I was on the receiving end of an AI MR, which didn't even fix the bug it said it did, and the author visibly didn't even test it. I mean, even the added test cases didn't run. This idiot cost me 2 hours of my time, because I assumed good intentions and understanding.

This is the "slop" that needs to get evicted quickly, right at the beginning of the review process, otherwise already overstretched maintainers will quickly burn out.

You just need to edit the feed URL manually.
Replace the "UC" from channel_id with "UULF", and replace "channel_id" with "playlist_id".

Sources:
https://stackoverflow.com/ques...
https://blog.amen6.com/blog/20...

European farming (which is what got brought over to the Americas) is steppe farming. Also do note that the original place of this type of farming (the Fertile Crescent) is now a desert.
Most of Europe wants to be a forest, yet we're forcing it to be a steppe.

We got it wrong many thousands of years ago, and exported it all over the world.

There are native peoples that do understand, but we're killing them. Those that interest me the most are the Kogi of Columbia.

Just wait till you discover ASML.
That's bonkers.

Pretty much, yes.

AFAIR ctrl+click allows you to bypass gatekeeper when executing an app, but the Internet says that has been removed in Sequoia. (My last MacOS was Sonoma) Now it seems to be hidden somewhere in settings.

> I have long ago moved my personal folders OUT of the stock provided directories (photos, documents, etc), initially out of convenience as I had a D: drive and wanted to keep stuff there rather than on the OS drive, but more recently it's been advantageous to stop MS from snooping around and trying to auto index my content for personal reasons or even auto-move it to OneDrive.

Learned to do that in the 00s, when windows recovery helpfuly recovered "My Documents" to the initial empty state.

Developer certificate.

Signed binaries, certificate expired, MacOS won't let binary execute.

> NAT is not a security mechanism, it's a kludge to get around a lack of address space. You can operate a firewall without NAT and it works better this way because it's less complex and has less to go wrong.

No, it is not. But it works very well as one...

I mean sure, to do NAT I need a router, which has a working firewall (right?) , but don't bother me with those details! NAT is the main security mechanism, and leave those pesky firewall rules empty. I could learn something, and we don't want that...

Yes, yet my point still stands: it's cooperative.
I'm talking about something like memory preemption, where the program has no* say.

*it would need to flag the memory as reclaimable, there is no way around that. But no more logic would need to be implemented.

While we're trading links:
https://github.com/skeeto/purg...

Something for linux.