And why do you think those improvements happen?

Is it (a) unchecked capitalism or (b) regulations?

Pot

Kettle

Most windows stuff can be installed as non-admin these days.

Oooh, solid smug

I’m not your tech support, and it’s reallllly weird that you’re doing this.

But…it’s literally what the tpm chip is for. Like there may be other options, but the tpm chip’s purpose in life is to do this thing. And it’s been doing that for a decade. Seems pretty traditional to me. But Linux folks in some venues treat it like a plague that needs to be eradicated.

It doesn’t sound like you’ve driven in a city before. Half a mile is 3 stop lights and 5 stop signs ahead.

Hrm, my Plex experience (which made me jellyfin) was that it would reliably shit the bed every few watching sessions, usually just hanging mid video and making me reset the cast. I’ll agree the subs are for shit tho, plenty that get rendered below the border, and the app is slow…but once I start playing a show it works so I was content. Maybe worth rechecking Plex.

Happens on…maybe 30% of installs

Very supportive considering you described her as incompetent, but fair is fair

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Whoosh?

Only if you’re a bad driver yourself.

Different definitions of worse. Texas is basically one giant DUI, so… Yeah, worse. But also when sober they’ll drive circles around the average California driver.

They are also terrible at parking, and many will go further than the “California stop” (a provincial term describing “we built way too many stop signs and would get 8 mpg if we actually stopped at them”) and just blatantly ignore stop signs entirely regardless of traffic. And that’s the relatively stable car drivers… Motor- and human-powered cyclists are seemingly suicidal.

Nah it’s auto restarting since at least windows 10 (2015)

Or just kill explorer and let it instantly reload.

Why would you want to mv, not cp, a file that is actively opened by a file system. Is that even possible on Linux? I could swear I’m regularly blocked from manipulating things with open file descriptors.

Ah yes, downloading builds from unvetted third parties and running their installers as root. Truly the Linux way.

Yeah at least back in the old days the ones frothing at the mouth about Linux…you had to seek them out on irc or weird forums. Now the doge memes come to me.