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You lucky bastard, respectfully.
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Imagine dedicating so much budget and workforce toward such things. Just imagine going at the office in the morning, knowing that you will have to find ways to crack down on things of that kind, which offer entertainement to so many.
Imagine working on taking joy out of people.
Nintendo isnt a company at this point it’s a mafia of below average games.
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i don’t know what’s wrong with this race of cats but mine is also always yelling for no god damn reason whenever there’s no noise in the house.
She will remain with you in spirit, forever. She will merge within your toroidal flow under the form of memories, and her vibrations will be felt in your heart every time you remember her eyes and soft fur.
Rest in peace Belle.
I prefer arch btw
Arch Linux or EndeavourOS has been really good for me. Make sure to get ProtonUp-qt to get and manage bleeding edge versions of Proton
Honestly im really enjoying Lemmy for what it is right now. There’s not a ton of content, sure, but its quality content.
Thanks ! Didnt know about that. Just what i needed.
Because Librewolf is better
when your fbi agent knows you better than yourself
low tier windows users : the D
chad linux enjoyer : Basic Data Partition
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He came a long way from the depressed linus meme of years ago
I gave up on Wayland because my monitors start flashing uncontrollably when i have more than 2 windows opened (Librewolf, Steam and other things). I have never found a fix and cant see any sort of log about it, and i cant find anyone else having this problem.
It feels superior to x11 when working properly though. Way sharper and less millisecond between inputs and actual display of said input.
Upload a file you filthy bum
Personally i still got Windows on a second SSD for gaming as ive had a more reliable experience there than on any linux i’ve used as daily drivers (Arch, Endeavour, Debian and now Fedora 40)…
That being said, does this mean better compatibility with, say, Wayland for example ? I would like to completely ditch Windows but this aspect has been holding me back from a complete switch for years.