Nintendo needs to get humbled every couple of generations.

yes

Linux is not an operating system:

• Ubuntu is an operating system
• Fedora is an operating system
• Archlinux is an operating system
• MOS is an operating system

Completely off topic, but

Unfortunately, I didn't check that before monkeying with things, so I have no idea if I've changed my system accidentally.

Reading this makes me feel so powerful to be as familiar as I am with podman/docker (which to be clear is a modest amount). Just do:

podman run --rm -it debian:latest bash

Then apt install git, check those folders, and finally exit so the entire container gets automatically deleted.

The whole thing is done in a few seconds (or more depending on how long git takes to download and whether the debian image is already cached)

Everyone on Linux should have this in their toolbelt.

That's almost 300lbs! The reflection rules out morbidly obese, so are you tall as fuck, jacked as fuck, or both?

That probably won't work. It will get basic video and maybe audio through, but not features like VRR, which is why you'd care about HDMI 2.1 support at all

I recently (a few months ago) built a new high-end server for my homelab, and bought 512GB of DDR4 ECC RAM for around $510. I just looked it up, and those exact same modules are around $2.5k to $3.5k for the same amount. That's more than I paid for the entire machine.

Can you give an example? There has been a ton of vague non-specific hate towards them in the Linux community ever since Linus gave them the finger. So for the sake of not being ignorant, I'd like to hear specific examples if you have them.

Don't get me wrong, I'm all for hating on Nvidia for many different reasons. I've hated them since even before the AI and crypto eras.

The same way you did, via the name of the member: my_test.test2.b = 'x';

The unnamed struct provides the type for a member named test2. Doing it this way saves you the trouble of defining the struct externally and giving it a name. It's identical to this, except in this example you can reuse the struct definition:

struct crappyname {
    char b;
    float c;
};
struct test {
    int a;
    struct crappyname test2;
    double d;
};

Are these unapologetically authoritarian young people incapable of nuance in the room with us right now?

the only point my comment adresses is the factually wrong statement that memory leaks are not a problem.

Two things:

1. I never claimed that memory leaks are not a problem. It seems you misread my original comment.

2. Only like one or two of the links you posted are potentially related to memory leaks at all. It seems you misread the list of articles you found.

Reading comprehension is an important skill to master, as it's useful no matter what you do in life. If no one has ever pointed out this deficiency, I hope you take it as a hint to guide your personal improvement journey (which is my intention) rather than a petty dunk from an internet rando (which is not my intention)

No, I just don't like it. (I won't clarify why, because Godot has a bit of a toxic fan base, and I don't feel like dealing with that)