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Yah I don’t blame them for not liking Otter. I’m more of a beaver fan myself

Yup. I’m gonna wait for the crack then. Those usually enable offline play for obvious reasons

Linux still can get viruses. Just not as likely

Immich by far

Otterbox is pretty good

I also quite like speck

It is detecting your ram with what I can tell from the screenshot. What program is that anyways? But it a large portion is being used. I believe windows itself uses aroung 4gigs and you might just have programs in the background using the rest, even a web browser could use a decent chunk

What does task manager show?

Download a linux distro iso file

Burn iso to usb using rufus

Restart computer with usb plugged in

Get into bios by pressing your system’s specified key to get into bios while booting

Go to the boot settings

Select your usb

Linux should pop up after a minute with install menu

If you configure the settings right, you can have a dual boot setup with both windows and linux

After linux is installed you no longer need the usb

Not alot of options as far as I’m aware. There is selfhosted front ends that are quite private like piped

https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped

It says in the link. New bearer token and updated endpoints

I see a lot of the good ones are already mentioned. But I can’t use a linux system for more than an hour without ‘thefuck’ installed

I just walk in, go behind the counter, grab fries out of the basket and walk out

Blasphemy!

Somehow for the majority of people yes. Despite them still being the one of the few services with no hifi

Lord forgive me for what I’m bout to do

That’s a flag I’d fly any day

Being an influencer today, is the modern day equivalent to going to Hollywood wanting to be a star in the 80s

I have only barely used messenger. But who’d you send it to for it to even be reported in the first place or seen by a moderator?

Surrounding yourself with radicals of any political ideology is generally a bad idea

Except maybe centrist if its even possible to be radical centrist

To monitor sleep

Honestly I get the same feeling. When I was in school from my CS degree a few years ago I noticed how everyone in my classes didn’t know much about how computers communicate with one and another at a low level, amongst other things. My theory is that most people when learning to code nowadays, learn just that and only that. But I suspect with the rise in popularity of high level languages over the past decade(s) is the root cause