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Gee, maybe Linux devs could learn something from them...

Same here...

My favourite editor is mcedit, which you get by installing mc (midnight commander)

Like nano but (IMO) easier to use with a lot more features

Well, DDR3 is (still) cheap...

Try MiDesktop (modern port of KDE 1.x/QT 2.x) - had the same experience, everything is LIGHTNING fast, going back to standard xfce/plasma/whatever feels glacial

> They actively remove features and technically break standards to reduce surface.

Curious - what standards do they break, and why, in order to reduce attack surface?

From my reading of various research etc, metformin has some marginal beneficial effect to blood sugar levels, but it is not clear cut as perhaps you might think. In comparison, what IS undeniably effective is making simple lifestyle changes like going for a walk after a meal, not eating right before bedtime, doing some simple resistance training etc. These have much more measurable effects than metformin, with none of the potential downsides.

I believe one of Graphene OS's main features is that they allow you to run google play services in a sandboxed environment, so you can run your standard google apps but without the standard android deal where google play services has unfetteted access to all your phone's location/data/etc info

The much greater risk is burnt meat like chargrilled chicken etc. Yes sure, burnt toast is carcinogenic, but relatively speaking it's not going to cause much harm.

What ddr5 speed are you running? 6000 is technically an over clock, AMD only guarantees being able to run at something like 4800 or 5200.

You may need to bump up voltages slightly for your CPU's IMC (I needed to on my ryzen 8700F to run 6000 stable). Its CPU sample dependant.

Also as other commenter pointed out, typically 4 sticks will achieve lower stable clocks

Some people simply have better hearing than others.

Also, you can train yourself for what to listen for, to a point.

ReactOS also deserves an honorary mention. A lot of knowledge from that project feeds into Wine.

I heard BSD is dying?

Qt is arguably the best cross platform toolkit to target when writing big/complex apps