I know. It also exists for regular software but, as is tradition with GNOME, it uses its own stupid protocol instead of what everyone else uses so it doesn’t work for 80% of the software I use.

One of the bathrooms in my apartment has an extractor that, for some reason, is controlled independently from the lights. I broke it within the first month because I kept forgetting to turn it off.

High Speed is the second slowest cable and the slowest one still being sold. Last time I bought an HDMI cable, I didn’t even know there was anything slower than 1080p@60hz so I just assumed that was “Standard” and, by buying “High Speed”, I was getting something better. Yes, I should have done more research before buying but the point is that calling the slowest cable still being sold “High Speed” is confusing and deceptive. That’s why I want them to be forced to label the cables with the bandwidth or version.

Yeah, that’s why I said somebody needs to force them. Like how food can’t say chocolate if it doesn’t actually have chocolate.

That makes a lot sense and I didn’t even thought of that.

It’s probably my choice of gym but I see almost no young people in it. It’s mostly 30-somethings that figured out that eating garbage all the time and staying thin stops at 30. Yes, that includes me.

Nah, here’s the real reason. When I was the nightclubbing age, you could get a bottle of booze, 6 cans of coke and mineral water for like $50. Last time I went to a club, I paid $120 for the same thing. People in the 18-25 age range don’t have $120 to drop every Friday.

I mean, sure, but we’re assuming they’d have to be truthful.

Seems like you got a perfect is the enemy of good kinda situation going on.

Perfectly content with 4K120

Come on. You say it like it’s a compromise.

Can someone force cable manufacturers to print the bandwidth or at least the version on the fucking cable already?!

I am but I’m extremely anti /s

I’m pretty sure it is a symptom of BPD.

free speech absolutist

Macsimize6 or something like that

For a second, I thought Canonical had made a YouTube front-end.

What if my team is the “use whatever and stfu about systemd” team?

Brother, what on Earth are you talking about? Rebuff to what? We’re not debating.

Did you just reply “no u”?

Same workflow here but on KDE. I even have an extension that sends any maximized screen to its own desktop and deletes the desktop when it’s closed or no longer maximized.