RoyaltyInTraining
Not being able to complete most simple tasks on time isn't me. That's the ADHD, and I hate it.
I wish I could talk to someone who actually knows what adhd is like, and not just some boomer with a fancy piece of paper
Yes, being stressed out about your own apparent inadequacies for your entire life sure sounds like a healthy way to live
Wayland is basically the direct successor to X11. It basically fixes tearing, makes HDR possible, makes scaling way better, and is all-round just better prepared for the future. I've been using it for years without much trouble. The only issues I keep having are scripts which expect x11-specific tools to be there, but that seems to be quickly solving itself while people realize that x11 is quickly loosing support. If you want to try it, I recommend setting up a fresh installation of a distro with KDE, Gnome, Sway, or Hyprland, just to make sure all the right dependencies are installed.
Weird that it doesn't work. The usual way to run scripts on startup is through systemd units though. That has the added benefits of automatically logging all output and letting you control it through commands like systemctl enable <unit name>. It's a really neat system, and I highly recommend learning it if you see yourself doing this kind of automation more often.
I really dislike security through obscurity. It would be nice if HA had support for some of the features discussed in the post, but unless someone can demonstrate a serious flaw in the project's security model, it's not really worth worrying about.
Damn, that looks so much better than anything I've ever seen in a store
The weird thing is that the UNIX core of MacOS would lend itself really well to tinkering. It's a shame that Apple lobotomizes all the hardware they sell with locked down firmware...
Are you really gonna be pedantic about me using the word "good" one time? With fucking quotes to denote how i'm practically spitting it out...
You are a living meme, and I mean that in the worst possible connotation. You are the personification of a Reddit argument. The president of the Ben Shapiro debate club. I am so done with this...
We are talking about systemic issues here. The capitalist class as a whole benefits from homelessness being extremely widespread as a way to put pressure on everyone else. One "good" billionaire won't change anything. We have to put an end to the entire class. The world can only become a just place when former billionaires are limited to levels of economic and political power comparable to everyone else.
My real thoughts are that we should get rid of the elites who prop up the current system so that homelessness doesn't have to exist anymore. Don't put words into my mouth.