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You know, the answer to captions like that is to 99.9%:

Yes*

*Under laboratory conditions and for a very specific use case / a whole lot of money, once.

The reality is that billions are poured into developing faster computers and change is happening gradually, because low-hanging fruits are gathered even before they are ripe.

I think TOML found a pleasant compromise there

Idk man, I just like electromagnetic waves

Every time I take a look at collections of user created themes for anything, I am reminded why design is a profession.

Not trying to shame anyone, I’ve been an enjoyer of custom themes ever since I started using Linux, but you need to have at the very least a little contrast in your theme. That’s kinda where this conversation begins :D

It allows for more fine grained access control and to implement afterthoughts.

Think having some private function that can break things if called improperly, but also allow you to avoid significant overhead when calling it the correct way. For example you could be avoiding input validation in a public wrapper for that function. If your friendly class already does it, or cannot produce invalid inputs, there is no need for that.

You could also implement logging after the fact, because your friendly logger object to read private members.

Arguably it’s a questionable design decision tho, as you could do all of this in other ways and it basically breaks any guarantees private would usually give you.

I hated YAML at first glance, but it kinda grew on me

I have an all-AMD system, but they have become too expensive as well. Just Nvidia with a 20% discount, safe for the 7900 XTX which is completely out of question for me to begin with.

Why people no buy our GPU anymore?

Because I can get a whole fucking console for the price of a lower midrange GPU. My only hope is Intel’s Battlemage at this point.

Nice bait, no one likes matlab

With the right VPN they do. Mostly no problems with Proton VPN