What's worse, that comment links to the Keep Android Open movement which specifically targets Google's sideloading restrictions and it's already known that they don't apply to GrapheneOS. This is the specific reasoning behind my downvote. Whether there are any other threats to GrapheneOS is irrelevant since the comment in question doesn't mention them and is backed by a false claim instead.

Unless the culprit is that one process permanently stuck in uninterruptible disk sleep, in which case the timer would just perpetually go up, and pressing 7x Ctrl-Alt-Del as you mentioned will simply shut down systemd and the kernel itself will start complaining (faulty hardware can cause this)

What's more confusing is that on my laptop pressing the copilot key only sends the key down events and releasing sends the corresponding key up events, which makes it actually usable as a modifier key without resorting to weird timers.

Slightly behind the front ones, they do seem to be slightly obstructed from view though.

Welcoume to British spelling.

https://github.com/archlinux/archinstall/issues/3936

P.S.: This issue was not submitted by me, it just happened to be the latest submitted issue at the time of this post.

Nah it should be $HOME, not everyone's home directory is in the default location.

And as an added bonus yt-dlp defaults to maximum quality! Even more strain on YouTube servers!

Even better, use the google verb to refer to searching anywhere other than Google and effectively genericide it.

Wait, why does it multiply by 4? (apparently addition takes precedence over bitwise operations)

That's not how exponential growth works. A ×10 increase in 1.2 years implies a ×10^10^ increase in 12 years. According to these numbers it should be ×10 in 6 years which roughly aligns with the end of the decade.

Actually void* just points to anything, with no regard to the type of that thing. Pointing to the void is more accurately described by NULL pointer.