PrimitiveBlob

@droidbuilds You can collapse them, they auto expand when hoverd. Or you could just keep it collapsed. Saves space, as you don’t need nearly as much room to keep them all I don’t understand why y’all insist on horizontal tabs, takes up so much space

I still don't understand vertical tabs. Why would I sacrifice website space just to see more tabs?

@colorBanded @chudgugu indeed, some games(and other programs) run better on linux through proton(or other layers), than natively on windows. people seriously underestimate how bad windows background bloat is

i accidentally blasted through my ex's household's 1tb broadband limit without even trying - a limit they didn't know they even had

@chudgugu @colorBanded we got emulation and virtualisation for that tho. and plenty of 'linux based' alternatives

@colorBanded @PrimitiveBlob @Deedledoodlebob @FoxRunTime Nothing closed source that has not been already ported to linux

@chudgugu @Deedledoodlebob @FoxRunTime Yeah but like, Arch is a 2GB install(total). Windows took like 25(just the base system). And as for breaking it, that’s a me prob. Everyone else seems to be able to use it just fine. So yes I’m gonna be biased, but Linux > windows

@PrimitiveBlob @Deedledoodlebob @FoxRunTime And yet linux niggers will insist that it's a useful os

@Deedledoodlebob @FoxRunTime Had to install arch on a usb and chroot back in. That way, I ended up installing yet another OS. It’s mainly in this fashion that it happens. The way I phrased it earlier made it sound more dramatic than it actually is(tho it does sometimes happen just like that)

@Deedledoodlebob @FoxRunTime Genuinely I don’t even know. (Idk how technical I can get but): I installed NixOS, supposed to be really hard to break. Immutable core, solid rollbacks, etc. I decided (after half a month of use) to roll back to version 1, just for fun. It broke at the login screen

@FoxRunTime The actual OS file was only 1.2 GB, but that’s just the installer. It would download god knows how much after that. Luckily, I don’t think we were being billed for that back then

@FoxRunTime Cloud gaming burns a LOT, and I used to play for hours on end each day. That plus running a load of torrents, and reinstalling my operating system every few weeks(somehow I always managed to break it).

@ykpannzii @haruharu_RQA To my knowledge, strlen() returns the size of the array, from index 0 up to the null termintator. It does not give the full size of the array that’s been allocated in ram, only the size of the string. And it only works on arrays of char

@haruharu_RQA 最近C言語分からんが、strlenの事ではなく？教科書ならp316

C言語、配列の長さを返す関数がないのガチか