Shitty companies need to get used to loosing money

Torrenting has existed for a long time, yet people still buy software. There is a lot more to software distribution than traditional product sale.

You want to have frequent fixes, compatibility with modern tools, new features and a trustworthy distribution pipeline. These are all things people and corps are willing to pay for in FOSS software.

It makes just as much sense if you’re selling it!

With peace and love

Any review that doesn’t begin and end with “its a great phone, but it’s 4x the price of last years budget model and only provides a modest improvement” is just an advertiment

The joke is that RMS is the GOAT because of his fungus pounding prowess

oh, he didnt forget

FOSS is my personality and Arch is my distro

now start using it for a while and you will notice the difference!

you will see you have all of the latest versions of programs, that other distros wont have for 6 months!

you will learn that the AUR has every package you could ever want!

you will see that the Wiki has extremely comprehensive answers to every question!

100% its the Wiki and AUR!

On every other distro, once you want a program not in the package manager, it will likely be broken by the next update. On arch 99.995% of the time it will be in AUR and you can just make a simple PKGBUILD when its not, so your updates will automatically recompile all of your personal projects!

I’m assuming the speculative-execution bugs were their fault then

how much toe fungus can he consume in a sitting though?

Not satire lol

Its about trusting the data you’re decrypting actually came from who you think it came from.

So the data is signed with your public key, and your public key is published so people can verify the other stuff you publish. Your email is there just so people can communicate back to you…

You can of course put junk info in the fields if you want, but the purpose of the program is enabling trustworthy lines of communication.

How sick was it from ollie to kick-flip?

Yeah, that makes sense. There might be some useful interface in VAAPI?

Actually they both use Discrete Cosign Transform!

PNGs use DEFLATE which is a generic compression standard that exhaustively searches for smaller ways to compact the data.

I would recommend comparing the quality of images of different formats against eachother to see if there is noticeable lossyness.

If the PNGs are indeed better, try to set the initial compression of the PNGs to “zero” and come back later to “crush” them smaller.

One of these is a settings icon

No you don’t, you can just fork it, add a commit, and walk away, and everyone can decide which one they want to clone

People want simple answers, and “blockchain bad” seems to satisfy many