I would consider 2K at 27" to be the sweet spot for 1x.

“just turn it off lol”

Yeah, that’s probably just people who read the initial comments from back when secure boot keys were not user configurable (and support wasn’t available in Linux) and kept on echoing it all the way to the present.

Kinda similar to the “Linux is just secure” echoers, who might have started from some proper argument explaining what kinds of security problems don’t exist in systems developed using Linux and why they don’t require installing a 24/7 antivirus background process. Because people tend to make catchphrases. I too sometimes, forget the implications and tend to make them.

Of course it had more of it.
Just that it didn’t feel like fan-service.

The one in S02 Ep1 gave me vibes, similar to other cheap fan-service anime, while the one in S01 felt more sublime.
i.e. I don’t like fan-service, but I watched S01 twice and I liked the scenes having fan-service too. In the current episode though, the fan-service scenes make me cringe the same as other fan-service anime. I guess I should be giving some examples, but can’t remember any names, because they weren’t even worth watching for the cringe factor.

Let’s say my feeling was similar to that of the characters in Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou in Episode - High School Boys and Panties.

I am guilty of this too.

Despite considering that I need to setup secure boot for my laptop, I have kept it on hold for a bit too long.
But then again, considering the area I am in, I can hardly expect someone to try and steal my data or try to put a ransomware or similar thing, if it means having to get physical access for it. Much higher chance for someone to just steal and sell the thing as is.

Nope

Exactly.
Silicon is not a rare earth element.
Neither is Aluminium nor plastic nor Lithium (it’s getting rarer alright, but doesn’t fall into the category).

The amount of rare earth elements is really small in these devices.

The expression and progression seems to have changed quite a lot from Season 1.

The progression made it feel like more of a 30 minute PV than a normal episode.
The exposure scenes feel more like a fan-service scene than what it was in the first season.

Might have been some other species that got extinct from the crime of being too tasty.
No fossils because bones were given to pets and domestics.

Fast-forward to post-mortem of the squares guy, now we are running a supercomputer with an exclusive Nuclear Power plant and typing in prompts for hours to get it to “draw” us random art-looking squares.

Oh and drugs is mental health.

Not used widely enough with that intent yet, though.

It might even end up being in the dictionary as “Something that you don’t like”, instead :P

Happier times, when it was just the past tense for “wake”.

As long as it is something I want to be loading all at once, I would go with JSON and use the JSON binary format provided by QJsonDocument and forget about it.
But if I expect it to get bigger and need stuff partially loaded, things get lengthier.
Stream Reading libraries (e.g. the XML one in Qt) makes it much longer to write and that’s where I would consider whether to use a database instead.

Yeah, seems weird.
Normally one would use multiple horses and some ropes for that. No idea how you would manage that with a single dog

Don’t use that mop thing. Takes the fun out of it.

Get a cloth, hold it in a good shape on the floor with you hands, put a bit of your weight on it and start running straight forward.

You save on the Gym membership and get to do something much more fun than sitting on synthetic leather and moving a dumb-bell up and down, slowly.

Needs more HDDs.
And more screens.

I’m hoping there is an HVAC outlet not in view and the whole room has UPS.

Your disk quota shall be reduced by 100MB before redirecting you to ed

If I am using Excel, I am using Windows and I will be changing all text to use CR-LF newline format (if sending from a Linux system) anyway.

more of a concept

And it’s better to be considered so.
The name itself suggests a Comma as a separator, but we know how inconvenient that is and that tab characters tend to be useful in most cases.
Even LibreOffice Calc asks the user what they expect as the separator when given a csv file, even if it has enough commas to feel correct.

One big reason for requiring comments being updates the same time as what is commented. I once managed to do that for a while when I alone was making and maintaining a project.

It becomes harder, the more people are working on a project and the larger the project gets.

But the alternative would lead to Java-like function-etc names and that is not very desirable either.

Aren’t they already doing that?
Aren’t they the politicians?

I’ll take both.
One on each side of my house.

Now to by a few kilotons of ceramic tiles and zinc and copper wires.