I don't like containerisation because it leads to bullshit like atomic distros. I don't want a spicy Android.
Steam OS has some cool elements like the menu, the in-game side panels and the game mode/desktop dichotomy, but incremental rolling release is utterly deranged from my POV as an Arch user (btw).
If the borrow checker fails, the thing in their hand might throw some very effective error messages.
Oil is different because 1 ppm can ruin a whole litre or something in that direction.
700.000 litres also sounds like much more than 700 m³. The average German citizen consumed 129 litres per day or roughly 47 m³ annually. The water consumption of 15 people is less than most blocks.
Energy consumption might be a real problem, but I don't see how water consumption is that big of a problem or priority here.
I went to a German school way after the Wende and know US-American high-schools from various media, but I'm not too familiar with US-American curricula.
Sure. German history past the Second World War just didn't seem too relevant for US-American high school for me.
People in the US know what a StaSi is?
I can't wear polo shirts as well
Did I misunderstand something or is that an c++InCel-joke?
Did I misunderstand something or is that an InCel-joke?
Say Plasma "breaks" - a wiki will not help fast enough.
I'm not trying to defend rolling release for a gaming console, but give me at least the option to decide for myself whether I'm ok with breakage or not. There is this kernelspace NT driver that I wanted to try, but I couldn't because pacman is locked.