I really love both esp after KDE 6. But I use Gnome, KDE treats multiple monitors as separate entities I find the bugs distracting and there’s only so much customisation I need. I slap open bar on and get to work.
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I really love both esp after KDE 6. But I use Gnome, KDE treats multiple monitors as separate entities I find the bugs distracting and there’s only so much customisation I need. I slap open bar on and get to work.
The longer you wait, the more distros we’ll have to argue about when you ask for suggestions
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Not for enterprise, but if you just need some general VM’s and docker services with good redundancy, it’s a really good product.
Was much as I love the accuracy when they no longer use original chipsets you can just get a mister and a shell off Ali
You don’t care for the project that has a load of people who are well versed and willing to help you understand the very things you’re trying to learn… Ok good luck to you. I’d join it’s discord at least.
Generally, you want backups in three places, at least one off site for anything you deem important, so now’s a good time to start. SSD’s should travel fine as long as you take the right precautions regarding physical and static damage. Steam will handle most cloud saves, as will some other third party launchers. If you’re coming to the UK, I recommend Scan as a retailer.
I love this project nice to know there’s an option for when all my retro consoles die but more importantly people can get into retro games in a hardware accurate level without over paying scalpers
I’ve jumped back into FH5 and Hunter Call of the wild weirdly clicked, both are my noodle games atm. Actively playing Assassin’s Creed 4.
I could complete this blind, my brother and I loved it. “Don’t touch my stamps” was a regular saying in our house.
Pihole is my goto add tailscale for family
Hey thanks, that looks really interesting.
Redditors are always right, peer reviewed papers always wrong. Pretty obvious really. :D
Indies and decent publishers, Itch.io, GOG, It might regress a little, but gaming won’t go away.
Love the modularity, good way to keep components ticking away, as motherboards are always the hardest thing to find. Hopefully they can survive long enough to be relevant over the years, as of now I’d stick with a mister.
Great to see Cinnamon keeps on trucking and like XFCE has a solid following.
Boycotts as a grand gesture don’t work, I agree I often use the COD boycott as examples, but neither does giving money to things you don’t agree with. We’ve been doing the Lisa Lionheart story line for the last 20 years, and they know it.
This law hopefully will provide a bit more clarity to people buying… sorry, licencing games. My comment is the only one I sadly think they’d understand, as Ubisoft are finding out at the moment. Funny how quickly they can change things and give away all these assets we used to get by default when the share prices start dropping. I def made a mistake there saying non-physical, digital that is allowed to be backed up (Non-DRM) has been more convent and less prone to damage than any physical collection I have.
Or just don’t spend your money on anything non-physical, you don’t need half that shit anyway put it in an EFT fund let em die :D
It amazes me it’s still as popular as it is and still own goaling at least once a year.