The streaming apps aren’t as convincing to replace unless you’re pirating, I suppose. I don’t want to rip all of my DVDs, and I don’t have that many anyway.

Salty cheesy carbs - can’t go wrong!

Ours had a can of tuna and some frozen peas in it.

Huh?

Maybe they got better…? Probably not.

A guy can dream.

Are they in any way native owned?

Slack working but full of opsgenie alerts.

The design is very human.

Well there you go, I’m not a professional anything except idiot. I’d never heard of that! Cool.

I’ve never even heard of video over BNC, and my searches turn up SCART adapters, so I’m guessing it was a British thing?

I think we were talking about computer monitors, not televisions.

I agree with the complainant about it being desirable to have the option to turn off that sort of history keeping. What an odd person they are, though.

They probably walked up and are collecting their duffle bags.

That’s fascinating! I’ve never heard of that. Thank you for teaching me something new.

On a desktop I might use the integrated graphics as well if I could use its HDMI/DP port for an additional monitor. Since you mentioned a laptop battery, I am guessing that you are choosing to drive the built in display with either the integrated graphics or the Nvidia graphics card built in. Have I misunderstood?

Does the display not need to be plugged into the onboard port, then?

Oh that’s neat, I’d never heard of it. Using the integrated graphics as well as a PCIE GPU. Cool.

What’s a dynamic GPU?

Yeah it was dead simple on Nixos. I just grabbed the Nvidia section of the wiki. https://wiki.nixos.org/wiki/NVIDIA

{
  hardware = {
    # Renamed from opengl.enable
    graphics.enable = true;
    # Most Wayland compositors need this
    nvidia.modesetting.enable = true;
    nvidia.powerManagement.enable = false;
    nvidia.open = false;
    nvidia.nvidiaSettings = true;
  };

I’ve got one like this. A standard NON-CONNECTED keypad lock from the big box hardware store. I set a few extra codes and hand them out (and change hem) as needed.

Ah ok. I thought he might have been a reporter who fell a foul of the kingdom.