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I’ve never seen anyone write in that second way, I’ve only ever seen people write in that first way

On some platforms if you wrote @username anywhere then it will act like a tag, or notify the user that you mentioned them, or other similar functionality

You’ve missed the point. The point is that whatever you say about the word “worth” when it comes to bitcoin, then that same distinction would apply when you use the word to talk about USD too, and euros, and oil, and every other currency and commodity.

That’s nonsense because then you’re just saying the word “worth” doesn’t mean anything when it comes to anything besides unique items

That’s literally the exact amount of USD you can exchange it for, so it is literally worth exactly that amount

Thanks for the info, but what is the functional difference to the end user?

I’m not clear on what the distinction is that you’re referring to. How are the Linux window managers different than the win/mac ones?

There are tiling window managers for win and mac too, so i don’t think this meme makes sense

Just out of curiosity, how do you use it? Like you use your index fingers on the joysticks while your thumbs hit the buttons?

It might be a problem of the openboard software, not a problem of wayland. I don’t know what you mean by “directly draw on the desktop”, but whatever it is have you looked for other apps that might do the same thing?

Is that a problem of Wayland or a problem of KeePassXC?

In what way does it not work?

It makes total sense to me. A phone case is just a cheap piece of plastic that’s made using cheap mold-manufacturing, and cases last for the entire life of the phone, sometimes even living on through a couple of phone lifetimes.

But screen protectors have to be more rigorously designed, - making sure that the material works well between finger and each particular touchscreen, and it’s made using relatively much more expensive manufacturing processes like curved glass cutting, and people have to replace them every once in awhile because the purpose of a screen protector is to take all the damage that otherwise would’ve happened to your screen.

That doesn’t match my experience with phone hardware. Everyone i know has a bunch of old phones that’ve been handed down to kids and even more sitting in junk drawers, because they all still work. Yes a couple of them have cracked screens, but even with those the only reason why the screen wasn’t repaired is because people wanted or already had a newer phone.

Software is a totally different matter though. The OS and apps stop getting updates at some point even though the hardware is still totally capable of doing what most people want their phone to do. And even worse, many companies don’t allow a phone to revert to an older OS version, so the company pushes out an update that slows the phone down and then there’s no way to fix that.

The HARDWARE isn’t designed to fail, because the SOFTWARE is designed to let the company force the device to fail at whatever exact moment the company later decides on.

It’s the share icon

I bet that’s a slightly unfair representation of what it actually looked like. Graphics back then were purposely designed for how they would look on CRT tvs which add a lot of specific distortions to images. So taking a screenshot of a game running in an emulator without using a high quality crt filter added to the image will be a very untrue representation of what the game actually looked like.

(Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying it actually looked great when displayed correctly, but i am saying it would’ve looked considerably better than this emulator screenshot)

Neat!

I’m not being pedantic, you just don’t know what the word means.

That’s literally what reporting means. You don’t have to be a news outlet to do a report.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/reporting

Yes, you’re really the one here contributing to the topical discussion 🙄