Just a constant reminder that gen z home ownership by individuals is up. But who cares, let's be doomers all the time. The economy certainly didn't have any effect on anything important like an election or something.
Nope. This crap has been parroted so much. It's not easier. More hardware issues, more software issue, and shit that should be easy has to be hunted down. Even if you know how to do your workflow things like Wayland fuck every thing up for years compatibility wise.
To this day in gnome in order to set a default audio source you need to install pulse audio, use the CLI to grab the device id, then run a script at bootup to set the default id. When you update this device id commonly changes and so you'll need to update your script.
The post is from .ee. it's not based in any reality. At best China might steal a few people from EU tech like Germany which is paid very little compared to the states. Comparing US tech and EU tech is foolish. The EU already knows it's in last place on a world technology scale.
Even in a podunk 300 person company you'll pretty consistently make 40-60k more than EU peers.
Folks are on crack. They think they are the main character.
People use Windows because it's easier and does what they want mostly out of the box. Devs use WSL because they can code close to native without dealing with Linux desktop.
Most people disagree that Linux is usable as a desktop environment. This is an echo chamber.
Stop with this nonsense. This is the financial illiteracy that is being pointed out how Democrats lost because of the "economy".
Housing purchasing went up in price for a short while but stopped increasing so rapidly. More Gen Z owns their home by 30 than millennials. The rate is on par with gen x.
Most people in this country can afford a house and the upper third can afford very very nice houses.
Blah blah blah, everything is capitalisms fault. Here is an essay with no data to back it up.