If you have a 5950X and an uptime of >2 weeks, your Linux box has a chance to spontaneously reboot in the middle of normal usage. This is because the Linux kernel is an incredibly ambitious elementary school marshmallow/toothpick structure that got way out of hand.
I don't know if FreeBSD works any better, but I'm just about ready to find out :\
Someday internet speed, drive size, and encoding/decoding hardware will be good enough that chroma subsampling is no longer necessary and I will cry tears of joy because it makes even otherwise high quality video look so bad
Reddit photographers will show you a JPEG that looks like a cheap 90s digicam vomited all over it and then rant to you about how awesome Topaz/DxO/Capture One/Lightroom's noise reduction is
whoever came up with PEP 668 deserves a hearty sock in the jaw for making a common legitimate usecase more annoying and inconvenient for no reason
venvs and pipx are cool until they just don't work for something
oh boy you just wait until I get to Wayland and Flatpak/Snap/AppImage
About damn time
iOS 26.0.1 is a disaster
Now if only it would let me revert to iOS 5 or 6...
And stop turning screenshots into JPEGs when I crop them, wtf? Is Apple stupid?
One of my old monitors with CCFL inverters can go so low in brightness, that the power supply collapses when it fails to strike the tubes, forcing me to disconnect them to be able to set the brightness higher before reconnecting them
My 3DS can also go so low where the LEDs are barely lit, so I don't get why modern displays can't...

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