

Because it’s a poorly designed connector.


Because it’s a poorly designed connector.


Contributing code nobody understands cannot be a good thing.
You people act like Linux adopted an all-AI pipeline.


It doesn’t change that drastically in my experience, generally with full loads and a small selection of programs we regularly use. The dryer OTOH can often be done much sooner and the displayed time is more of an upper limit.
A simple timer still gets the job done when we’re chaining laundry, don’t need to maximize uptime by the minute. My devices are fine offline.


Depending on your technical inclination, a custom kernel isn’t some arduous task. According to Gemini it takes six steps, not saying those are simple, but definitely doable for anyone who is motivated.


This is absolutely correct.


you might as well use the manifest v3 version of ublock without seeing a difference, right?
Can confirm, I was thinking about switching off of Chrome due to this but since I don’t use the custom stuff (much) I’m not noticing a difference with the v3 compatible “light” version of uBlock Origin.


Veritasium. They still make great videos, I would argue better ones, and if private equity can take the hint to do it like that we’d be in good shape.
Wendover Productions
fern
Ahoy
Rowan J Coleman
Slidebean
Gamers Nexus


* than the battery icon, obviously.


Same here, I’d use it as an example of how to do that right.


Had to scroll too far to see this.
Circle is much more accurate and easier to read. Having the percentage off avoids clutter, and with circle you can tell the percentage pretty closely anyways. Batteries are good enough these days that most people don’t need to plan their charging throughout the day.
Sadly, it only needs to make sense to Trump.