So how could I install programs on the other drive? When they get installed they are scattered between /bin /lib /usr/bin and others, how could I move them in /media/SATA (where my drive is mounted)
The only thing I can do is move appimages until now
For me the slight lag is the worst, I can stand charging them and cant notice the lower audio quality but the lag is so annoying, For music they are good, bot not for things you interact with
Well sadly I dont use a privacy respecting one, i use nokia g21
Only a tv decoder unfourtounatly (
Yes it was actually charcoal lol. Both coal and charcoal are translated as cărbune in romanian so until now I thought both of them were the same thing
I used it at barbeques, other than that no
Can’t you compress what the HDMI outputs in real time so that it would have a normal size?
Well yes, they have a lower bitrate, but why same quality as a bigger bitrate video? Same resolution, codec, frame rate…
Whats the right tool? Cant seem to find one
Tried to convert to base 64 and… it actually makes it longer. Why?
Then dont make them with chips 🤦♂️
What sort of data does the algorithm use?
Heared this will change with ios 17
Why cant they make their own store? Is apple mandating things like signing
This image looks so weird, AI like
A laptop you can plug in all of Europe. But a hairdryer you cant because (at least mine) uses a schucko plug (but without ground so wtf)
The smaller devices like chargers and small lamps have a euro plug that can plug in schucko, danish, italian, swiss, french (but not british)
It cant plug both ways
That is one of the most annoying thing that i experienced (and still do) when i switched to linux some months ago. Sometimes I have a problem and I look online to solve it where I see that i have to do some terminal commands explaimed with terms I dont know and maybe edit a file in /etc, only to find out some days later that I could have done it very easily with the GUI in much less time and without that hassle. Most advanced users find the terminal easier, but for new users it is really hard without knowing the commands and can only copy-paste. Over time i started to learn some commands, but doing it so abruptly will just discourage everyone.
Switching to linux was a very good thing I did and I should have done it earlier, but I still keep a copy of windows, the biggest reason is to have a machine that just works if i really need to do some thing and if I have a problem with linux, that and for compatibility, to a smaller extent as I (luckly) do not use need to use THAT programs the just refuse to work in linux