Now that you mention it, I remember rolling back by reinstalling old packages stored in cache, but not rolling back to a specific date. On dnf I once had to roll-back an update, and that is managed by transaction number (let’s say revert the last update), so it’s good if you don’t know which package exactly is causing the issue.
I haven’t used pacman in ages and I don’t remember rolling back updates with it so I either never needed to or it was not possible at the time.
dnf did everything I needed it to so I wouldn’t know what to fault it for
Infrastructure meaning servers
apt doesn’t even have rollbacks
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I doubt headphone’s MCUs use DDR5 tho
I mean, they already lost the war to Linux on infrastructure, those are billions they never made. It’s not unlikely for them to lose the desktop as well.
They could implement a compatibility layer themselves, Apple managed to keep compatibility moving from PPC to x86 and then to ARM
I guess ESCs, motors and rotors are the only parts that are so specific to be hard to source otherwise.
A friend had me try his quest 3 (I think?) and for the 15 minutes I used it, it was amazing (except I could see the pixels, he said it was impossible and that it must have been a focus issue, but, well…).
Of course I would never buy anything made by Meta, so I’m waiting for the Steam Frame, but it’s definitely and interesting technology!
I’d be satisfied with +47%
Or a three-way tie, but another player would have to enter the field, as Apple clearly isn’t interested.
Please don’t trip into that fallacy. He may be a self-serving asshole, but blanket-labelling people pedophiles for their policies only helps those trying to monitor and censor our communication and thoughts, see chat control.
I think pretty much everyone here knows that