It doesn’t show me the number! I can’t just select 1080p to run my game at 1080p full screen on the iGPU because there is no number

Furthermore, I don’t even know the current resolution (but it’s too slow to run even ancient games at retina on the iGPU)

If it’s not exactly 1080p then my full screen sensitivity is different! The higher resolution means my 800 dpi feels slower

There’s an unstable channel. Because of how nix works you can mix different channel packages since deps are independent (nothing is installed system wide)

here is how mine looks like

It just says bigger or smaller, doesn’t say what the resolution is

That is also true for NixOS. Since it’s declarative, the only things that break when you switch DEs are the settings the DEs themselves change when you run them

I’ve used a Mac. It won’t even let me set the screen resolution to an exact pixel value. It doesn’t even say the number, it’s insane how dumbed down it is

I run an Ubuntu server and I make the history keep a lot of entries so I remember which files I changed

It shouldn’t have to be like this

Isn’t this how Non-Torvalds Linus bricked his install

I google stuff in the brave search google engine

Okay, I’d have to think of a more pure example, but you get the idea. Downloads and support not free, but compile it yourself if you want

I could potentially just say it costs money to use this software, but allow you to build it yourself if you don’t want to

It’s called Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) in case you were wondering

Because I understand the former

The latter can both summon nasal demons and not summon nasal demons. It is in a state superposition until an observer consults the manual

What’s wið the downvotes

Don’t show this image to my girlfriend

Yes, they actually block legitimate websites too, apparently

It does matter.

When I connect to my VPN, the network sees that the server name is yahoo.com

It actually connects to my server which sends the request to yahoo.com and then replies with the cert. So the network sees that yahoo.com sent the cert back to my client from that IP address

Then there is a bunch of encrypted communication with timings and sizes that look like I’m downloading stuff over http.

I’d like to hear a credible model of blocking this

Xray-core is the one you want, very hard to block

Because if you’re roaming it creates a VPN, basically through the Chinese network

But it you want a lot of data, like for YouTube, you’re not going to want to pay roaming rates

That’s the post, officer

So, not resistant to blocking