Suspend/resume was broken in nvidia since release on aug 2024. I have internal bug id for it. And dozen links with suspend scripts.
No more drivers I mean I don't need to install dozens of packages. While it not big deal by itself, but reverting broken driver is huge deal.
Laggy desktop -- this is my experience until nov 2025 when I dumped nvidia. Desktop on both intel and amd feels like magic after nvidia.
nvidia on linux [for desktop] is utterly broken.
I ran nvidia cards for almost 15 years (shame on me): laggy X11 compositing, fragile and broken wayland. Broken suspend/resume.
Too many moving parts (selected drivers, modprobe quirks, suspend/resume scripts).
Moved to amd: slick x11, reliable wayland, NO MORE DRIVERS AT ALL, works like charm.
And yes, I do playing in Linux.
Because writers don't think about readers. PDF is one of the worst formats for science/technical info, but yet.
I've dumped a lot of papers from arxiv because it formatted as 2-column non zoomable PDF.
Well, the labels of input fields are written in English yet user enters his name in native language.
What's the reason of having name at all? You can call the person by this name. But if I write you my name in my language, what you (not knowing how to read it) can do? Only "hey, still-don't-know-you, here is your info".
In my foreign passport I have name __transliterated__ to Latin alphabet. Shouldn't this be the case for other places?
I used onelogin's java-saml-toolkit.
But at first I reproduced all process by hand until I groked it. And then I hated it.
To be hones, it's not such pain in the ass.
Implemented SAML sso last month. SAML protocol and formats look so fragile and confusing.
XML looks outdated in modern days and XML signatures/encryption are hard.
Protocol requires deflated base64 on some step, but you can't enflate/deflate easily with cli tools. On other step only base64 is required (why?).
All seems error prone and inconsistent. And I feel it can be done much much much simpler.
Can you share plugin for NetBeans? Last time I checked it was some outdated plugin from JetBrains (who, obviously, aren't interested in any other IDE).