SSUPII @ SSUPII @sopuli.xyz

A proudly fat italian. Extremely nerdy. Adamantly fat positive.

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I was much more inexperienced in Linux at the time, I could probably fix it now if the same thing happened again.

https://youtube.com/shorts/2l-RmLkMp8E i just love this parody of him as a NPC tiktok streamer

Debian sid a few years ago: Uninstalled Python2, system became unusable and couldn't neither reinstall from APT neither recompile it

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/jan/16/bernie-sanders-senate-test-vote-military-aid-israel

Point at the case, because mine was an affirmation that it wasn't good as I reluctantly used it.

Adblock Plus was the only decent adblocker available for Internet Explorer 11 a couple of years ago. Only reason I used it.

I would absolutely do that

epsxe is extremely old by now and not updated. Your current best choice is Duckstation

Unfortunately I don't have an external link about it, can only pin point a quite lenghty conversation and support request I had with a couple of the PCSX2 developers that happened in their Discord server. You can jump to the start of the conversation (if you are in the PCSX2 Discord server) using this link.

The conversation started after I asked them for support for the render window not taking the whole screen when attached to a 4:3 monitor, and told me about why they don't support at all PCSX2 installs made my Emudeck. Duckstation appears to also not support Emudeck for the lack of cooperation from the project.

Emudeck is heavily discouraged and unsupportorted by a good number of emulator dev teams for refusing to cooperate with them. Emudeck builds configuration files for you, not shying away from not recommended settings and causing issues in some emulators and games.

Also, some emulators have their source code edited and the changes are not documented/not public.

More than that, and fine with it

Why do generative AIs when creating a table with food make them so messy all the time.

It was actually an inaccuracy. Some keyboards mostly from Microsof come with the Office key.

Pressing Office plus other keys would open various Microsoft products, a few example:
Office+W opens Microsoft Word
Office+D opens OneDrive
Office+L opens Linkedin

But you don't actually need the key, as all this features are actually binded to Shift+Ctrl+Alt+Super (In Windows, Super is the Windows key on the keyboard. On MacOS, Super is the Command key). In fact, all Office button shortcuts can be used by using the same combination (Like Shift+Ctrl+Alt+Super+L for Linkedin).

So, here is why I think the Copilot key will actually be just a shortcut key that is binded to whatever shortcut you can use on a normal keyboard to bring up Copilot.

Prettu much will just be a shortcut key like the Linkedin button on some laptops

I did read the article, reason of my edit

Literally just keep all saved files and make it manual for users to set their important files. These companies have no clue on how to keep any app.

It isn't needed to be required for one to like developing it.