I have one from 2015 that’s still working just fine.

Can you boot in safe mode and install the new open source drivers?

You can use Logitech’s Onboard Memory Manager app which is under 20MB and doesn’t require installation.

The driver itself is probably a few megabytes only. The rest is just bullshit in the name of rgb control and preset/dpi control. You seem to be using a Logitech device, you can enable the onboard memory of your mouse, then uninstall this thing and use Logitech’s Onboard Memory Manager app instead.

Most news articles are.

Did the guinea pig write this?

Hopefully support for that will come through desktop portals.

Comparing Flatpak or Gnome to Apple seems highly irrelevant in the context of this post. But, you do realize that neither Gnome, nor Flatpak is a trillion dollar company, right? Also, since when are Flatpak apps “barely usable”?

In what way did Valve abuse their monopoly position?

UEFI by default runs exe

As far as I know, that’s not the case. Maybe some UEFI implementations by some vendors can extract the UEFI firmware that’s embedded in the exe file. But, UEFI doesn’t run exe files.

It’s not even a war, let alone a two-sided war. It’s a genocide and series of crimes against humanity.

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You can check out https://github.com/lapce/lapce

it’s just a coincidence.

Typical cancer.

Could you please elaborate further on how you’re using Godot in data science?

Quarto.org

https://quarto.org/docs/websites/website-blog.html

Most websites these days refuse to support even Firefox.

Mint with Papirus icons and blue accent colour set to match the folder icons of Papirus theme.

https://pyscript.net/

I recommend looking for refurbished laptops. As they’d give you better bang for buck. If you do indeed to with refurbished laptop, check everything thoroughly before buying including how long the battery lasts and if the display has any deffects.