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That’s great but my work uses Office and the PWAs suck ass.
Actually I’d call the Outlook PWA slightly better than the Windows desktop client. But that bar isn’t very high.
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Ngl I was kinda surprised Roger Waters was still alive.
Still, if there’s any rock star who has the clout to talk shit about other rock stars with regards to genocide…it’s him. Dude conceived of The Wall. The album and movie are thick with Nazi and holocaust themes, and his own trauma from his dad dieing in Italy in WW2. That album, initially considered pretentious, went on to become one of the best-selling Albums of all time (in fact, the band holds the title for 3 of the top 10 albums).
I built my older kid a gaming PC for his birthday. He just turned 10. It’s not great…I got him a new CPU (technically better than mine, 5600x3d) and mobo, and handed-down 32gb of 2400, nvme, SSD, and my 1660 Super…so certainly decent and capable, but not an antique, and not a power horse. Super mid.
For some reason, one of the first games he wanted to play was Portal. So, for reference, Portal came out well before he did, and I’m sure he only knows of it because of references in cartoons.
But my younger kid…he’s 7…he’s nobodies fool. He knew as soon as cake was promised that it’s not going to happen. He told me, essentially as soon as it was announced in the game…that the cake is a lie.
Serious proud dad moment. It’s like “The Cake is a Lie” was imbued into the very sperm that gestated into him.
Oh and second game older game wanted to play on his new PC was Skyrim.
I think sewing is a pretty important skill in a sailor isn’t it?
Don’t they need to repair sails?
Isn’t sewing just tying knows on a really small scale? Aren’t sailors good at knots?
Would have to be pirate radio. You think this fcc is gonna be handing out licenses to left-wing secular media?
I don’t get it? Are you upset that business-oriented distros aren’t building for hardware that’s no longer being built?
Surprised Pikachu.
Their customers are businesses who are almost always running modern hardware. There’s no significant reason to expect them to compile i386 binaries in 2026, because no enterprise customer is using i386…largely because there’s no good reason to, when more capable processors that consume less power are more readily available.
Same thing for x86-64.
Nothing stopping you from compiling from source tho.