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(RSEQ) … you should notice smoother multitasking, and a more responsive desktop when your system is under load.

That’s neat. I wonder if it is actually noticeable during average use. It would also be amusing if this caused some novel bugs hehe.

Also I would still rather no illustrations than what are obviously slopped up oversmooth tux pix. Or even just crude line drawings would look more appealing…

Literally know 2 of these software engineers.

Ahh bummer. It works so well as a home media server… kind of calls out for sharing.

Same. I go between keyboard, trackball, trackpad, touch screen, and mouse. Whichever is lowest resistance.

I love the customization, but would find it difficult to really dig into work with it

But I’m happy if it works for you

I’ve stopped caring about being fast. In fact I’m certain my current setup is slower, more comfortable, and funner than any I’ve enjoyed before.

If you feel good and you’re enjoying your setup then that’s what matters.

I use a tiling window manager and copious number of workspaces. It helps with the feeling of claustrophobia if anything can be easily full-screened and swapped around easily.

A 64" monitor with floating windows now feels clunky to me compared to a 15" screen with tiling set up like I like it

We used to pronounce UPDTE as “upditty” (this is a JCL reference. Be happy if you don’t get it)

That’s better than me, I was saying en-ginks

Yeah I was trying to keep the bit going haha

Roffffl you’re pure evil

You mean Valheim?

Wow a little bit of math is a dangerous thing

Sub version tags make sense but for the the love of pie if you’re going to use a number at least separate it from the others, like 1.21-1

I like using the short hash from the latest git commit used to build, to avoid confusion among multiple devs on parallel streams

Minecraft II is called Hytale

See that’s totally logical, but it makes more human sense than computer sense.

What part of this is hot

Eh if the behaviour is changing then I think it’s normal and good that the associated unit tests should also change.

Obviously you can get annoying with unit tests, but if they’re tiny and fast, and trivial to update then I like them as a truth check that the behaviour is changing as I expect.

Do people not even Emmet anymore?? Tsk…