They suffer from supply chain issues

There are also a lot of websites where you first just enter a username and only when that is valid they ask for a password

Just say you payed in Dubai already

Think of him what you want, but I think this nicely shows the problems that “gamers” will encounter when switching to linuxand gives a good view from outside the Linux community

I wonder why steam is so successful

Fyi Russia destroyed it and when Ukraine tried to repair it, russia killed the workers during the repair. So maybe hungary should talk to someone else about the issue

Matlab is 900 per year for an individual license. Simulink is 1500 and every toolbox (from which there are more than 100) is another 500. Also thinks like the compiler or parallal processing are toolboxes and not included in the base price.

We now come to the oblicatory question: Do banking apps work?

What is that app used for? Never heard of it

What’s the advantage of either of them compared to a jupyter notebook?

Mumble is better though

Does anyone actually care?

Justified imo

No wonder. Don’t even put the wheel on the right side

It could have also been an ad for a scam product

Also running youtrack here and I’m quite happy about it. It lacks some features though that seem quite basic to me. E.g. you can’t sort knowledge base articles alphabetically and in the Gantt chart you can’t show the due date of an issue

Also the android app crashes all the time

How can I get one in Germany? I’d like to put it in my workshop. The ads wouldn’t bother me there

There’s garmin pay and Sparkasse and Volksbank have their own service

But it’s still Google pay, right?

No, you don’t understand what I’m ranting about. My point is, I should not need to fix anything. Drag and Drop is a basic feature from the 80s (?). Such big project as Wayland, Flatpack, gnome or whoever is at fault, should not release a software with such a feature not working reliably