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Of course it's Nanowar of Steel. Awesome!

Interesting. I somehow rewired my brain when I switched to Linux and now I'm constantly annoyed when middle click doesn't paste.

It's working for me 🤷

If their claims are true, I'd say this is a decent upgrade from my RX 6600 XT and I'm very likely buying one.

In not sure what difference it makes. AMD already supports VAAPI for accelerated video encoding/decoding.

Ah thanks, it's been a while since I played and I never did without mods.

Based on this other issue I found linked in the PR, those guys appear to be buddies

https://github.com/pzoj/pzoj-contest/issues/5

You can disable that with mods

"I've always been a defender of justice. Like when I bravely defended my home at the age of 11"

Deservedly 🇨🇭

Not only cheese, but also chocolate!

Good to know. I'll have to check if my instance is one of the affected versions and probably also have to bring it up at work.

In Debian, if you don't set a root password during the install your first user is added to the sudo group.

1. Get a hight adjustable desk
2. Adjust chair until your legs form a 90° angle
3. Adjust table until arms form 90° angle (sit very close to the table, remove armrests if possible)
4. Adjust monitor top edge to your eye hight or slightly above (tilt monitors up a bit)
5. Occasionally stand up

!programmer_humor@programming.dev

Eh, it's mostly everyone agrees but Gnome doesn't

To be fair, this is mainly a US issue. VLC (French) has provided h264 encoders and decoders for years.

I don't think there's concrete guidance.

If the original package is dead, you might be able to convince the AUR maintainer to switch to the fork.

In other cases, maybe a package with

<main feature>

Similarly, Emacs offers multiple versions with different build flags, though in this case it is using the same PKGBUILD for all versions.

That's a fancy wallpaper