Not necessarily. I don’t have the numbers in front if me, but there is actually a probability that, past that point, something is so unlikely that you can consider it to be impossible (I.e. will never happen within the lifetime of the universe)

Not sure what you mean by this?

Razer keyboard are pretty overpriced for what you get IMO, they’re better than they used to be but I would honestly consider alternatives first. Still if you’re considering Razer, check the compatibility chart before buying! https://polychromatic.app/devices/

Use Pacman as your package manager, or something. Linux is Linux. If you use a mainstream distro it should be 90% similar to all other distros. You don’t really have to worry about FOMO when it comes to Linux.

Frame generation sets a really fucking stupid precedent for game optimization. You’re right

Because Jellyfin is FOSS and not corporate.

QMMP is great. Personally I don’t care much for Winamp-style music players (Strawberry Music and Tauon Music Box are my favourites right now) but QMMP opens anything I ask it to, has an alright default skin, and is obviously heavily customizable with afaik Winamp skin compatibility. It was time to leave Winamp over a decade ago.

They’re clear keycaps.

I mean, it’s not Rust but QMMP has existed for years. You could do a rewrite of QMMP with no issues if you really wanted to.

That’s just Rust again. Well, or Python. Shower thing still applies.

The USSR was bad but it wasn’t communist. For that it would have had to have been stateless and classless, definitionally.

I understood that just fine

DO NOT use WinBTRFS. It caused me some cryptic filesystem errors that I never found a real solution to. NTFS is the better option if you must have a shared disk, but I really suggest different partitions for each OS.

Don’t forget about ebikes being an option. They aren’t too fast or loud (legal ones anyways, just because you can buy it doesn’t make it street legal). They still help close the time gap between cars and bikes in cities. I love my ebike and its cheaper to own and operate than any motor vehicle.

While that sounds good it would be extremely complex to actually implement. The only real-world feature like this is btrfs snapshots (or filesystem snapshots generally). The good thing is that snapshots only store the difference in data and so they don’t have to take up much space.

At least you got to multi-user.target. I’ve done worse to my arch system that needed an entire chroot reinstall

Rust is harder to write but infinitely safer, and equivalent in speed.

You’re thinking of a bus.

Try saying it to your family. I see that you’re on the terminally online instance ;)

No they don’t, motorcycles encourage the same city design (my fundamental problem with cars) and are even louder. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdDYVjDwgwA