It doesn’t solve the album art issue, which also really annoys me. I spent a lot of time adding art back in the days of using that thing…

It probably also feels less premium than the newer offerings. It’s pretty old, irc I bought it in 2014 or thereabouts.

I still have a FiiO X1 (not sold anymore) it has very robust navigation for a device without a keyboard, and does gapless playback.

The newer budget offerings kinda feel like a downgrade.

So there’s no sky bears in Antarctica then?

Maybe look for governments trying to switch from Microsoft to open source alternatives for their digital infrastructures.

Not all of the European ones are trying to do that, but the ones that are, probably need skilled people to do so.

I’m one of the trans kids adults, I’d be fucked anyways. Just wanted to illustrate that being invaded, if you welcome it or not, is usually a pretty rough affair.

War is brutal, I don’t know if I would be willing to suffer through one, just for stuff to be slightly better afterwards, maybe. Provided I had the choice in the first place ofc.

Yeah but any invasion probably pushes half of the country over the edge before the war would be over.

I wouldn’t wanna risk death and destruction for a mere potential 4" further from the edge.

The vast majority of Chinese citizens believe the government represents their interests

I don’t think that the belief of being represented is a good metric for democracy or actual representation.

It might be that the Chinese government is doing pretty good in that regard, but the only thing that metric is actually saying is that people are not disillusioned. Wether that’s because there is no illusion in the first place or the government is just good at selling itself can’t be seen from that data. Although most likely it’s a mixed bag, as per usual in life.

Yeah, but that also means that China isn’t super trustworthy.

No one is super trustworthy if they’re a giant compared to you. I really like the idea of the EU and being a citizen has been a net positive for sure, but its systems are way too easy to abuse.

I feel, for the hard to replace stuff an interstate bridge in a dense city for example, aiming for a three digit life span should be considered.

Just because it kinda sucks having to replace infrastructure like that. And the city is most likely still going to be there and need that infrastructure.

Same for me lol, ive been thinking about putting jellyfin behind a VPN again, since I’m the only one using it, and usually just at home.

The only service that some ppl actually use is nextcloud.

The bullshit jobs are tiring too though, after all you have to deal with a lot of bullshit.

In theory an infinite amount of different waveforms. But practically speaking, no one would be able to distinguish them by ear, and even oscilloscopes have limited resolution.

Music is super complex and can’t even be described by a single or a few waveforms, unless it’s very simple. Another simplified way to explain all the sounds of music fitting on one “waveform” is to imagine the high frequency stuff happening in between the low frequency stuff. And usually the different instruments and voices don’t happen all at once, they happen slightly one after another, or in sync but intentionally so they affect each other the “right” way. Whatever the “right” way is…

Tbh it kinda does fit…

A unit of measurement that only makes sense in the context of domestic electricity meters. Supposedly to make it easier for consumers.

Or 3,6 Kilojoule.

One of us got wooshed rn, just not sure who…

Moving is kinda stressful though, but if you can manage that downsizing would probably be the right call.

So he doesn’t get to sit? Or did he take his chair with him?

It’s more accurate to real life, yes.

“Shall be inviolable” would translate to: Sollte unantastbar sein

Which is distinctly different from “Ist unantastbar”

So it’s not the most accurate translation.

This 100% I’m the computer person in my social circles, and my head sometimes starts to hurt from reading less than ideal documentation. Granted those are usually for pretty involved stuff, but it’s pretty frustrating spending hours to chew through and not getting an answer after all.

I’d imagine it’s worse for people whose PC is not a hobby but a tool. You shouldn’t need to spend a lot of time and effort on a tool just to get it working right. That might be fine for a used bargain tool, but you don’t replace like half the world’s OS’s with a used bargain tool. That’s not what people want or need.

What about ChameleOS?