Yakuake is built with all the same components as and shares configuration with konsole. It's specifically quake mode konsole
Did you think executives were smart? What's really heartbreaking is how many engineers did. I even know some that are pretty good that tell me how much more productive they are and all about their crazy agent setups (from my perspective i don't see any more productivity)
Are you insinuating that they won't crack down harder otherwise?
This is not a logical statement. Maybe x86 can be as efficient as arm or maybe it can't, but the fact phones don't use x86 is completely unrelated to the possibilities of the tech.
And this https://devtoys.app/
I understood you perfectly, made clear by the fact you're doing it again. You're trying to deflect from the obvious mechanics of this endeavor (let’s just say “not deliberately” for a moment) by saying it's too nuanced and complicated for our tiny pea brains to understand even though it's completely obvious when you use your brain for 5 seconds.
Moreover, codebase in pure funcional languages is hard to understand and maintain, that’s why they are rarely used in production.
This is incorrect. They are rarely used because procedural languages have momentum. It's way more likely you'll get Joe Codemonkey to learn and be productive quickly with functional features added to a procedural language than to learn and be productive quickly with an entirely different paradigm. So that's what happens.
Play with cheaters, or play without DRM/Kernel level anti-cheat, pick one. Because you unfortunately cannot have both.
The answer is to go back to having user run and moderated servers instead of having giant centralized player pools with nothing but automatic moderation. Not everything has or can be sufficiently solved soley by technology.
Calories mean nothing unless you are not getting enough. Only count calories if you are lacking.
??? Are you saying that counting calories is not useful for someone wanting to lose weight?
It's a copyright issue actually
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Comparing it to an (almost) entirely complete abstraction where you (almost) never have any benefit to looking under the covers like c over assembler is completely dishonest.