It's not like your bridge generation is the only one that know how to use a computer. To me it seems that there are a few 'experts' in each generation and the others don't bother learning it. This is pretty normal and called specialization, the thing that civilization allows us to do.

I grew up with computers, there was no strict need to change OSes or even hardware (of you got prebuilts). Even so, it's amazing what unrestricted Internet access and an interest in videogames can lead to. And I know a lot of others who either have at least the basic skills, or are studying Computer science together with me.

Perhaps there are trends in each generation, but acting like it's just one generation that can do computer things is just wrong.

Tja

Ich habe keine Ahnung worum es in diesem maimai geht

I haven't. But having my home dir be a git repo helps a great deal. The rest I install when I need it

So if you have to get it working on Wayland, I don't think it works flawless. What exactly did you do?

I don't think modern systems use 32bit stamps anymore, the ones that do are built to fail

In unseren Träumen, und vielleicht in den Niederlanden.

Really well actually. The mobile app does not support download "caching" of music, but third party apps like synfonium do.

The jellyfin music experience is really good, not perfect, but still really good.

It's not 2/3

Pretty sure it does that already, at least with defender

Where is the し？Do Japanese people have some kind of Schreibschrift for kana, so many new questions

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