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That’s why I Ubuntu without WSL, if at all

Don’t know about you, but I can buy everything up to a 5070ti and AMD / Intel equivalents just fine, around MSRP even

I’m gonna put this out there: If you can do Endeavour or Manjaro, you can do Arch, and Arch is in no way less stable than Tumbleweed. All you need to do is to pick btrfs and enable snapshots and then never use them.

I feel like the Brits would say the same, but as a German who had the chance to observe other Germans on vacation, I want to throw in us as well

I went from Tumbleweed to Garuda to Endeavour to plain Arch, so either your graph is off or me. Or both.

TLDR: Apps are open, models are open weight but you don’t know which one you get, and they have not yet disclosed any tweaks they may have made (although for me, it never sounded like they actually tweak the models all too much)

pieple

Self harm to that brother

Which, tbf, gives you the amout you pay back in ingame currency, of which you will need at least some if you want to trade stuff / the MMO experience

Some great 3rd party clients on Flathub as well (Webcord, Vesktop…)

It’s okay. As the other comments pointed out, it kinda feels like a really cool tech demo. Lots of systems to look at, but everything is disconnected. That’s what makes the game feel shallow. You can completely ignore most stuff without any consequence

I was about to say, I put 2000 hours in League of Legends and I’m not sure whether I enjoyed that either :D

I really don’t know what to think about this game. It definitely has come a long way, but to this day, it feels… Shallow.

It’s a sandbox game where building, crafting and trading are not great, not terrible. It’s also an adventure game, but the story is overall very predictable and combat is again, not great, not terrible. It’s a multiplayer game, except no, not really, since you don’t share quest progesss and almost never meet random people (if you aren’t close to the center of the galaxy).

I’m about 200h into it and still can’t tell you if I like it or if it just keeps me busy. I have high hopes for Light No Fire tho.

My employer was like “you want three 32” monitors?" And I said I wouldn’t know what to do with them, just give me two 27" ones. 1-2 windows for docs and my IDE. That’s enough

Illegal in the EU btw.

Their biggest problem is that people don’t want to buy their stuff because it’s bad, they can worry about their backdoory image later

You cannot selfhost Signal, because the regular app won’t connect to your server. You could probably bridge it to Matrix I guess? I’m pretty sure it’s a thing, but I see little benefit here, besides your phone not connecting to Signal and your messages being collected in one app, if you so desire.

One should think it’s possible to make connectors that arent a fire hazard. Like the ones carrying much more power that we use all the time

I mean, cool mod, but is there really that much use for 32GB given the (at this point) rather weak SoC?

KDE drops and Google adopts KDE naming scheme before GTA 6