You should be able to set up letterboxing using either xrandr or your window manager, although I got pretty unsatisfactory results when I searched for “xrandr letterboxing”.

What are you using to draw on the screen? That would determine how best to achieve this. I’d expect it to be doable regardless, but the path there would be different.

It was in 2005, these days people tend to recommend Mint to the beginners.

They export them in droves to Europe, and I’d be very surprised if there’s a single thing on a vehicle which isn’t regulated stricter in Europe than in North America. Maybe emissions in California? Not much emissions from an EV, though.

Except if you’re calculating dates from a long time ago. It famously takes some liberties with leap years.

That doesn’t make it better.

The first thing a novice user learns is to slap sudo in the front if they don’t have access to do something.

Is this something that happens on Ubuntu or something? My Debian system hasn’t pulled in any snap stuff to my knowledge.

I made a guess at their official reasoning for the policy. I made no comment about my own feelings or beliefs beyond that. And no, I don’t think that would stop anyone.

Do you have a better guess at why they’re doing this? Because I can’t think of another reason why they’d be sharing the patches but prohibiting disclosure of them.

They don’t want to disclose vulnerabilities, because they know most people are not going to upgrade their ancient phone?

All over it!

I think it’s just made by someone who loves RPM. Couldn’t quite make themselves place Debian in the enlightened group.

If side loading is actually allowed on iOS it’s exclusively because the past few years of lawsuits forced them to, and they keep trying to block it in new ways. Android can only be equally bad as Apple at worst, because Apple is as bad as they are legally allowed to in a given jurisdiction. So picking iOS over Android over that specific issue seems odd. They get brownie points for having blocked it from the start?

Doesn’t iPhone already have pretty much the exact restrictions that are coming to Android?

ZSH will tab-complete it even if you have a small D

Those were two separate statements; one wasn’t meant to explain the other :-)

I’m sure this has changed a bit since the old (very popular) king died, but back then you would probably rather go to prison than face the angry mob that would summon if you insulted the king.

Why fuck them up? This is typically used for people with disabilities. They won’t spy on you with it, that’s easier done through other means.

That being said, they’ve royally messed up the experiment design if you’re capable of lying about the results without getting caught.

Why shouldn’t it think that 0 is an even number? It’s divisible by 2.

You could also try live-booting Debian and see if it works out of the box.

Is it still a DEI hire if it’s also a glass cliff?