Instead of implied like they don’t use USD anymore, but it’s more like “in addition to using mostly USD still”

Currently the title of the post and the article are not the same

Between May and July of this year, Bolivia conducted financial operations amounting to 278 million Chinese yuan ($38.7 million), which accounts for 10% of its foreign trade during that period

The post title is misleading

He wasn’t forced to work, he just wanted some spending money above what good parents have him. What’s wrong with that?

It’s not like scooping ice cream requires special skills

Nothing wrong with working after school when you’re 15, my friend worked a few hours scooping ice cream

Not everyone will use every waking hour studying

She’s 21

China doesn’t even have a free healthcare system. Everyone still needs to pay, even though there are subsidies. In real life, there’s little difference between the US and China

NixOS is very different, it will make you stop wanting to hop

My question is, what does your DE have to do with your distro? Pick a distro that works on any DE

AFAIK he was standing right next to an MRLS shooting at the Ukrainian forces, and the Ukrainian forces shot back.

That’s why the long term solution is not using Ubuntu

This is not true, I desnapped my Ubuntu and pinned Firefox to use the repo. You can do that for any software to force Ubuntu not to install snap.

That’s the problem with the Ubuntu model. I’m using stable Wine with other unstable packages in NixOS because I can. I don’t have to choose a version, since dependencies are not installed globally

No, fuck red hat, use something else.

Using snap is your own fault. I only use it for command line applications. You use some ancient Ubuntu 20 LTS…

NixOS doesn’t lose in features to Mac, and the store is actually larger, there are only like 10K apps for Mac

Yes, but the 4090 is the “best” GPU with only minor trade-offs (DP 2.1 support?)

Monitors don’t yet have an ultimate “highest res, refresh, brightness, contrast, color volume” champion. If they made a 240Hz 4K QD-OLED it would come close, but it wouldn’t be as bright as the best Mini-LEDs, have burn-in, weird pixel positioning (but at 4K you can just use monochromatic AA for text)

The ultimate monitor might have to be Nano-LED, with self-emissive quantum dots. But we won’t see those until at least 2025, or maybe even later

I don’t like the naming. Mobile 7600 XT is also an underclocked 7600 but at a higher TDP.

I don’t get what a “best monitor” is supposed to be. They have six different categories themselves, and there’s also pricing. The “best” they listed sucks at HDR gaming and costs $550. In my opinion, if you’re going to have a “best” category it’s gotta be the Samsung 240Hz 4K monitor, but they mentioned issues with it

So currently, there’s no “best” monitor. They all have trade-offs.

Needlessly reductionist, but also wrong. If your code is proven to work (like, machine verified), and you use a compiler that is also verified to generate correct code, then that code is secure.

This is why I use NixOS in a git repo. I will never be able to successfully recall all the steps I did otherwise