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I think I get your explanation but I rarely see people in windows using fullscreen (videos and games don't count ofc), windowed mode is the default so I don't get the comment

Haha! Fools! I was only gay for a joke!

What's wrong with fullscreen?

I can't imagine coding in a small window when you have the whole screen

In professional work space, ubuntu will probably be highest. Second place I would guess Fedora

As personal workstation I would guess arch (even without steam deck) followed by mint or some flavour of Ubuntu

Exquisite

With people* they aren't physically near to

I think that's the important part

Yeah I had hoped they would aim for a bigger market reach

There are many ideological reasons to hate ubuntu but I agree it was a solid choice and still is for people just wanting to get shit done without caring too much for the stuff underneath

crunch

Mmmm, gourmet

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The only people with this take are people who don't understand it. Plus growth and decline is an inherent part of consciousness, unless the computer can be born, change then die in some way it can't really achieve consciousness.

I don't get it

I'll check out the KDE flavour

I don't drive but if the engine is off while the clutch is disengaged engaged wouldn't that produce a braking effect. Maybe not enough to stop the roll on a slope but enough that normal foot braking would stop the vehicle?

I would say he's arguing in favour of practicality

Isn't Matter supposed to solve this issue?

Limitations are the spice of life

Yep plus the male either dies and gets eaten or gets fused to the females body or something

I completely agree. Still, the interactive graphical visualizations like in the ohmygit game are quite helpful and fun to play around with. I would recommend checking it out after you go through the official git book to consolidate your knowledge.

Go Erica

Pretty sure they already exist