Probably good.
AMD had their own implementation of Vulkan (primarily aimed at their Professional cards) called AMDVLK
The rest of the open source community contributes to radv.
AMD doing their official testing and releases on the Vulkan implementation you’re using should help find bugs and they can submit fixes directly to radv
I moved somewhere where signs over a certain height (maybe 8 feet?) are illegal.
It’s glorious
If you want your updates automatically, you can install unattended-upgrades
The only thing to keep in mind is with Debian, you’ll need to upgrade to the next release for them.
With something like Ubuntu, they can just click the upgrade box when there’s a new major LTS release
Either one can be better depending on how you want to handle maintenance
That is part of the genre, yeah.
They’re procedurally generated within a range of possible effects and damage based off the “manufacturer” in-game
You’ll end up finding one you really like and using it for like 5 levels, while selling other loot, until you find one that jives more with your play style and is more powerful than your current loadout
If you’re having trouble with red flower buds, maybe explore a different area.
I found them much easier after I unlocked some other things
You’d want usermod for that, no? If the user already exists and you’re just modifying their groups?
It’s ‘print current directory’ in the source code:
https://github.com/coreutils/coreutils/blob/42c4578b49afaf3dc8de884262f34e4a19066860/src/pwd.c#L1
If you truly understand the historical context of how calling it “jaywalking” rather than what it was at the time has been used to change the cultural narrative, and you understand how Google (and Apple) are trying to say “sideloading” is dangerous and shouldn’t be allowed on their devices, but can’t get to how that shift in narrative is being used… I agree, there’s no point in continuing
If you actually care, you can start with things like “walkable cities,” look at city planning before Ford made it illegal, look into how NYC has made it no longer a crime, etc.
It doesn’t actually seem like you do, though
Ford’s work to reframe the action caused massive changes to urban planning, mostly for the worse.
Their work to change cultural views are apparently so strong, you can’t see how changing the language around it was “inaccurate or inappropriate”
That’s what Google is doing to the average user for “sideloading” - in a few generations, they will have stigmatized it enough that people will be saying it shouldn’t be allowed
It wasn’t a word for crossing the street until Ford wanted to make it illegal to cross the street.
Maybe that’s the historical context you’re missing
Which is why I linked two articles discussing the history of the term “jay” and how and why it was used to essentially mean “a stupid person”
Then I even took a quote out for you explaining that car companies paid people to do it trying to vilify it
It’s extremely on topic for the thread you responded to.
Google has a concerted effort to make “sideloading” bad, so they can remove it without public backlash
The next comment in the chain mentioned how auto manufacturers did the same thing, villainizing people using public spaces by calling it “jaywalking” until it became illegal to walk on public roads
That was done to take public spaces away from pedestrians and give it to cars
This is being done to take software outside of Google Play away and give the only profit to google
I assume you’re unaware of the concerted advertising campaigns by auto manufacturers to take public streets away from pedestrians, including things like
The industry hired actors dressed in old-fashioned clothing to illegally cross streets, making the behavior seem outdated
https://missedhistory.com/1800/lobbying-trick-blamed-pedestrians-inventing-jaywalking/
“Jay” had started as a word for drivers driving on the wrong side of the road
jaywalker was pre-dated by jay-driver – a driver of a horse-drawn carriage or automobile that refused to abide by the traffic laws by driving on the wrong side of the road
https://debrabernier.com/the-history-of-jaywalking-in-the-u-s/
Even with the PS4, the bluray couldn’t play the game.
It had to install to the internal drive and download updates
I switched to quad9 private DNS and turned private DNS off, both in a private tab of Fennec - same results
I use either a tiling window manager, or KDE; I consider any floating window manager that’s missing wobbly windows to be missing core functionality
It sounds Fennec F-Droid specific, somehow.
Reports here are saying the official Firefox build works fine: https://gitlab.com/relan/fennecbuild/-/issues/134
It also seems to affect certain extensions
Looks like a reported issue
It’s safer, and uses a systemd mechanism to update with most programs not running.
That said, I’ve never had a problem updating without restarting…
You can change the behavior in System Settings -> Software Update -> Apply System Updates
Pick either immediately or after rebooting