"Not strategy, not memorizing opening lines, not practicing your end-game technique, not studying the Great Games of History, not drilling with puzzles to get better at tactics,"
"In my games, the player who committed more blunders lost 86% of the time."
Goodness I wonder what methods one could use to reduce their blunder rate.
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system upgrades aren't done on the live system
packages changes are applied on the next boot
you can roll back a change
Depending on the implementation, a system may offer more features. But this list is what a Linux distribution should have to be labelled "immutable" at the moment."
Immutable. I do not think it means what you think it means.
I use Ubuntu at work and at home. It's a great experience and I am so happy to not have my OS controlled by Microsoft. (Or Apple, but those are for different reasons.)
I came here to say something similar. A lot of us code as a hobby as well as professionally, and certain languages and paradigms tickle us. Sometimes I find almost tantric beauty in c++ for goodness' sake.
"In my games, the player who committed more blunders lost 86% of the time."
Goodness I wonder what methods one could use to reduce their blunder rate.