I can reproduce the effect in MS Paint on Windows 11.
So probably makes little sense to create a bug report against any Linux software.
The strength of the effect depends on how fast you draw the line.
Either it’s a hardware limitation, or a driver issue, but I’m not knowledgable enough to speculate more.

Ich dachte erst, das ist ja schon etwas reißerisch formuliert.
Dieser Bereich ist gesperrt.

Da gibt’s halt wirklich keine Umfahrung, die den halben Autobahnverkehr Italiens aufnehmen kann, ohne auf die andere Seite des Landes zu fahren. Nur kleine Bergsträßchen mit 200km Umweg. Und bei Zügen sieht’s genauso aus.

Might have looked more like this, though.

No way to know.

Man braucht eine Durchmischung der Schichten, damit ein Bodensatz gar nicht entsteht.
Den Abschaum oben entfernt man am Besten komplett. Zur Not kann man ihn auch essen.
(Mein Anwalt rät mir, klarzustellen, dass dieser Kommentar sich nur auf die Herstellung von Fleischbrühe bezieht).

Die Dänische Stolz Flagge

The law says an OS needs to have a way of entering a birth date.
Not the correct birth date, it doesn’t need to allow checking it. Just any date.

That’s inconsequential relative to basically everything else.

Just wait 2 minutes after it dings, then the heat spreads through the food evenly.

Put it in the back of the microwave, then it’s at the front when you take it out.

Nothing, and that’s legal, too. The new law only requires a method for putting in an age or birthdate, no age verification.

Land animals (Leviticus 11:1–8; 26–30; Deuteronomy 14:6–8) that had completely split or “cleft” hooves and chewed the cud were considered clean and suitable for eating. Any land animals that did not meet this rule were unclean.

Sounds to me like monke would be unclean, so it checks out.

Anyone can develop whatever the fuck they want in their free time and put it out there as open source, making them “leader of a project”.
No one forces you to use it or engage with it in any way.

Don’t judge, I need this RAID 0 array of 30 flash drives for my workflow!

Wenn ich irgendwo zu einem bestimmten Zeitpunkt ankommen muss, dann muss ich mit ICE von vornerein schonmal einen früher nehmen, und mindestens eine Stunde Puffer einplanen. Bei >50% Chance auf Verspätungen, bei denen man den Anschluss verpasst (mehr in meiner Region), ist das einfach kein nutzbares Verkehrsmittel mehr.
ICE macht eigentlich nur noch Sinn, wenn man durch ganz Deutschland muss.
Und auch da nur wenn es gute Gründe gegen Auto und Fliegen gibt, denn preislich nimmt sich das nichts.

I applaud any devs pushing back against this.
But users harassing, berating or villifying devs just for following the new law can go get fucked.

Yeah, but also let’s not lose sight of the fact that the SPI (the legal representative and donation distributor for Arch, Debian, Gentoo, LibreOffice, Systemd and a lot of other open source communities) can easily be sued out of existence if they don’t follow the law.
And several large corporations have a big incentive to pursue that.

So there is room for discussion whether a maliciously compliant age field that only the local admin can edit is worse than the death of community-driven Linux development as we know it today.

Maybe this isn’t the hill to die on.

What I don’t understand:
Why is everyone hating on systemd for adding the birthdate field, but no one is bashing xdg-desktop-portal for adding the actual age verification attestation system?

Is it because systemd makes for a better target?
Or because most don’t know what xdg-desktop-portal actually does?

By the way, Freedesktop.org’s Accountsservice is doing the exact same thing for non-systemd users.

Those are the Windows drivers for a Kyocera printer-scanner-combo.
Under Linux it runs out of the box with the drivers included in CUPS.

The proprietary drivers for my printer are 1GB large.
Printing turns a document into a postscript file and sends that to the printer, what the fuck does it need 1GB of data for that??

Log in with 23andme.
To authenticate, you need an actual pin.

My bank, social security, email provider, and the tax office.
But only for account creation.