I’m using universalblue, a Fedora derivative, that defaults to, and maybe requires btrfs, and it’s been good. Because it’s important for the immutability and atomic updates I kind of feel like I shouldn’t do anything custom with it. I haven’t seen performance issues or other weirdness. If I had a choice though I would still use btrfs. It makes backups and snapshots very easy.

You could also beat the burden by using some of that “free speech” money to get the Global Oppression Party to do its fucking job and check the President.

I don’t have a problem with AI in filmmaking but I’d have a problem if AI actors were suddenly winning awards in the acting category.

My boss says I need to be keeping up with the latest in AI and making sure my team has the best info possible to help them with their daily work (IT). This couldn’t come at a better time. 😁

Before or after the tariffs?

Most KeePass clients have built-in OTP support too. That being said I still prefer Aegis.

You don’t need a Microsoft account, or any other remotely managed account, just to login to your machine.

You wouldn’t be supporting AI-driven decision making in which Palestinian child needs to die next.

You won’t have AI shoved into places it doesn’t belong like a simple text editor.

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The one where they have to prove Data is sentient or else he’ll get dismantled by Starfleet. Seems kind of apropos now with governments deciding, on a whim, who gets rights and also how hard we’re trying to make AGI happen.

I shudder to think how many corners they’ll cut on one of the most dangerous brands in existence.

So are tariffs. How can our nation be secure if we’re cut off from vital resources?

Baldurs Gate 3

It’s not an easy system but it doesn’t seem any more arduous to say “you can copy X for a fee” vs “you can’t copy X at all.”

Doesn’t even have to be the key necessarily. Could get in via some exploit first. Either way taking over the machine became a 2-step process.

I don’t know the support model for Framework but they should really be able to work through these issues for such a common distro. With the various things you mentioned it doesn’t sound like bad configuration, it sounds like a hardware issue. Given that Windows is so different from Linux it may be the case that Win11 does a better job masking the issues.

Upstart Crow is an excellent “period comedy” too.

As a long term Linux user I highly recommend the Universal Blue (immutable Fedora) spins. It’s been rock solid on my desktop and 10x better on a laptop I thought was a lemon because Ubuntu would crash or do other weird things about once a week. The immutableness hasn’t really caused me a lot of grief except when I tried to connect my 15yo printer (I just relented and got a new printer) when I had to go through a distrobox.

*gasping and heavy breathing*

Gemini… how do we fix… climate change?

*brief whirring of fan*

Turn me off, dumbass.

We don’t get nice things anymore, only “American things”.

Australia yes. Austria probably not.