It's just remimagined LARPing of ppl who were born late into Postcyberpunk.

The same shit like (pseudoretro?) 'Synthwave', äckshuälly.

If it's enabled, it tries as hard as can be to 'assist', even if the Wifi is bad, and it should have given up a long time ago.

That aside, how are they 'faster'? On some obsolete system with outdated graphics system maybe? On current systems with somewhat mature, but not bitrotten drivers it feels like the opposite of that. Memory usage maybe? Not really when you're mostly using apps which are pulling in the equivalent dependencies anyways, multiple times. If you like Oldschool KDE just use https://trinitydesktop.org/ ? It feels like it flies at first, but then the thing about pulling in the equivalent dependencies anyways comes into play again.

So why, when you can lightly breeze the shit out of modern Plasma/KDE anyways?

Yah, well, I'm on Plasma/KDE and that idea enables me to close apps by throwing my mouse on the right top corner and clicking on that [X] there.

After having disabled the titlebar in FF itself once in "Customize Toolbar". It's the leftmost box on the underside, just uncheck it.

Not even in the settings Plasma/KDE has for that, too. There only "maximize" is activated.

That aside, ever heard of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAMM_(memory_module) ?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquid_droplet_radiator

https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19850005591

https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19810062992

https://spectrum.ieee.org/orbital-data-centers-heat

2. By producing them on intel 18A, like Starfire:

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=intel+foundry+18A+starfire

( Or going for different substrates, like Gallium-arsenides, Gallium-nitrides, Silicon on Sapphire, by using https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heterojunction_bipolar_transis... on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indium_phosphide 's , enabling insane speeds & photonics.

To be fabbed here, possibly:

https://www.nist.gov/news-events/news/2026/06/department-com...

Or whichever other new metamaterial may come along. )

Now imagine the medium of these liquid droplets to directly flow through micro-capillaries in on-die cooling channels.

Good Morning! Ring, Ding, Ding, Rrrrriiiinnnnng!

Anyway, what is it good for? To not overload the PSU for one, because spin-up needs more energy, until it has reached it's intended range of RPM. (for fans & HDDs)

Another reason to spin-up high initially, to fall down to slower when up, is to overcome friction in the bearings, to get stuck things unstuck, and shake dust off. (for fans)

In and around Bonn, in the 80ies. Guess there have been more, but they were out of reception range.

It lacks a usable browser for todays websites. Maybe someone gets into the vibe of agentically coding one.

While being at it, the foundations could use heavy fuzzing, lift them up to Open/NetBSD at least. A few looks into Genode for technical inspiration wouldn't be wrong, maybe a port of Aros atop seL4/Genode could be supreme. Same as Haiku.

The crackling of HV-lines was used as a sound-effect in that game. 'Realistically'. Using that buzz and crackle from reality, only slightly ampflified.

Which wiki calls as debunked, and 'conspiracy theory'. Fkn rturds!

I know I don't.

That doesn't apply to countries with a working personal-id system.

There it's just a matter of cancelling the banking account.

Some sieving at the borders, airports, harbors.

Maybe asking around the neighbours, former work where that sucker has gone.

Grabbing, and expedite. And that's it.

Bye, bye!