

No way burning the lumps of carbon increases the amount of emitted carbon. :surprised_pikachu
Fumbling through this capitalist hell-scape one gay step at a time.


No way burning the lumps of carbon increases the amount of emitted carbon. :surprised_pikachu


Because only a smart president would be insecure enough to put in paranthesis that they have a “High IQ!”


The people behind Asahi are so painfully underappreciated, not only is their work some of the hardest across the entire Linux space, but what they’re fighting for is basically the last remaining escape out of Apple’s walled garden.


It does exist, but its small and separate from the “conglomonet”, if you will.
I have the same situation, no, unfortunately there hasn’t been any improvement with mixed DPI or fractional scaling yet, though I believe that is something that will be considered once the codebase has been adequately modernised.
I spend most of my day away from my desk so it’s not a blocking issue for me, I just use my laptop standalone at my desk, might consider swapping my 4K monitor for a 1080p one from my work.
Yep, completely tear free! :)
If you extend your quote to the full context:
Anybody who’s treating others nicely is welcomed.
So their stance is entirely neutral, they make no explicit effort either direction which I believe in their eyes is discrimination.
As a transgender non-binary omnisexual individual, frankly I couldn’t really give a toss.
It’s important to keep in mind that a project, especially an open-source one, is not one voice. Sure, there may be more public-facing figures who may give a project bad PR, but you have to remember the countless people behind that person, and treat a project by it’s actions not it’s prose.
I am also not trying to “convince” you to “join” this project, not everything is a competition. I am sharing my desktop, which I believe is cool because it’s running on a fork of xorg-xserver, that is the purpose of this community.
Oh look another reason for my “reasons to not buy modern cars” pile.