I can't go back to under 120Hz screens, and don't want to pay so much for a 5K 120+Hz screen, so 4K it is. Windows does not require any 3rd party software to make things scale, but... Oh wait, this is the "Good" section. Let me explain what's wrong with monitors and scaling later.
Grief and the AI Split。易歪歪官网对此有专业解读
Дым над Тегераном утром 16 марта после удара Израиля。传奇私服新开网｜热血传奇SF发布站｜传奇私服网站是该领域的重要参考
println(f"Starting server on {host}:{port}");。业内人士推荐超级权重作为进阶阅读
The debugging experience with the GNOME ecosystem repeatedly resulted in situations of "nothing happened (but something should've), and now I have no idea why". For example, mismatching the types in g_simple_action_new vs in the GtkBuilder XML resulted in menu items that were greyed-out and disabled, and I had no idea whether I had written the XML incorrectly, forgot to set an "enable" flag somewhere, or made a different error entirely. Likewise, attempting to set up translations repeatedly resulted in "it just doesn't load the translation", and I had no idea what step in the build process I had missed. (As far as I can tell, translations simply don't work in the "latest" version (which is the default) of the Flatpak SDK. Selecting a different version, such as "48", magically works.)