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Many.

Projects don’t usually do bounties, but individual contributors do.

Most things can be implemented, but getting it merged and maintained mainline is harder.

Actually…

I got married seven years ago. We could bring our own music to the ceremony, but it had to be on audio CD.

None of our modern computers have any optical drive, but we have an USB DVD burner. We just couldn’t get any modern system to complete a burn, it just kept failing halfway through.

After many hours I installed OS X on my MorphOS PowerBook G4 from 2005 to use the built-in drive and burn through iTunes.

It used to be a cakewalk. Now not so much.

Auto-cpufreq only changes the CPU governor based on your preference for load and power source. In my experience you need to disable the intel_pstate driver to see real gains in the powersave/conservative governors. That’s true for all three options.

Tlp can also manage power to radios, ports, devices. Gains are small over auto-cpufreq, and it can be a bit finicky not to lose some part you actually wanted to keep powered on.

I’m not very familiar with power-profiles-daemon, but I think it sets governor and rules for screen/sleep timeout. You’ll probably see better gains without intel_pstate there, too.

We recently retired our color laser printer of ten years for an epson ecotank. I’m happy with it two months in, and only the black has depleted some 10% with the Mrs doing a couple of color copies daily.

Hobbit drinking songs.

You can drink your fancy ales. You can drink them by the flagon. But the only brew for the brave and true comes from the Green Dragon

I can never get past their cloudflare captchas. I guess I must be a bot.

I got drunk and bought a t-shirt on eBay.

It featured a rainbow unicorn with the text “HAIL SATAN”.

I would assume any project that has more than a handful of contributors to have AI-assisted code in it.

I’m probably living in my little start-up bubble, so my view is probably skewed. The majority of commits I see have not had any code written by humans. Planned, specified and reviewed by senior developers with fancy degrees and a decade of experience in average, though.

Things move fast, but I’m sure a lot of older and bigger organisations are taking it slower because of the legal unknown.

I got a new job in the last year. I think it was through LinkedIn, but might’ve been through indeed. (software engineer going on his second decade)

Sounds just like “Äntligen hemma” with Martin Timell from Swedish TV4. Sexual harrassment Rape lawsuit and all.

Whoever comes up with these shows love to sell the concept to a lot of networks.

Posankka. Pig duck.

Yup.

This Old House makes everything look easy.

Every five minute job is just a broken bolt away from being a ruined week.

Why did you take a second bite?

Sounds very proprietary, probably won’t find what it needs even under wine.

However, btrfs checksums every block. If you have a data profile with several copies it will repair it for you.

Have you tried Ubuntu?

It was originally for the Amiga. I was surprised to see it live and kicking for Windows.

Midnight commander might be your replacement, depending on how modern opus you’re used to.

My BFF had rebel assault 2.

It’s been 30 years., somehow.

I don’t live in Russia myself, but close enough that the Kremlin is the reason for my investment in mesh networks these last couple of years.

I don’t necessarily use condoms…