BurgerBaron

I’m not sure if there’s been a good enough study on general “food literacy” to really know but I’d love to see one. Anecdotal so this is fairly worthless info: When I was a teen working at a pizza shop the amount of new hires that rolled through over the years that couldn’t recognize some/many of the toppings on sight was alarming to me. I don’t know how widespread that scenario is. I figure, at least some kids grow up completely ignorant of what the raw ingredients look like for any food they eat.

This classic bug:

https://github.com/valvesoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/3671

I don’t.

Never understood why the american left doesn’t build their own donor sponsored PAC to bribe politicians and spam ads since everyone else is.

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They’ve done a lot of vowing and promising and announcing future changes lately.

How about shut up, Microsoft, and let the changelogs speak for themselves?

Once I learned to make separate partitions for root, home, EFI, and then make routine backup of my package list, the update fears evaporate. Though with how CachyOS sets up btrfs snapshots by default now, it’d be pretty hard to deep fry an install beyond repair.

I think it’s because JIT instructions are disabled on GrapheneOS for some things as an exploit protection, including patching, writing, and installing apps. I clocked it in at about 15 minutes to update Morphe’d Youtube last week. System updates too, there’s an app optimisation pass every reboot after GrapheneOS updates.

More as an FYI, I’m not complaining exactly. I’m just not sure why the ReVanced manager did the job faster.

When that happens usually just updating the patched apk fixes it.

Patching an APK with Morphe takes forever on GrapheneOS. Much slower than ReVanced ever was, I don’t get why.

Please donate to our corporate approved charity you’ve done zero research about to see if they’re even a legitimate charity doing something you actually want to support right now at point of sale impulsively!

I went with a Q6600. Huge upgrade from my Athlon XP 2500+ despite initially getting criticised for buying a quad core. Many were convinced multi threaded software support would take longer to happen than it did in reality. Q6600 ended up having long legs, especially overclocked.

Nice and buried so the usual end users never find that setting.

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