I just don’t get how this has a 6.5 score, it seems like at least a 7+. But maybe it’s the rose tinted glasses, we were kind of spoiled for good movies back in 2002 when it came out, and most of the votes are probably from back then.

Yeah, originally I was going to say I don’t agree at all with his character, but the progression is so great, leading up to the “I’m the bad guy?” moment.

What a great movie. (Trailer)

First of all, I’m not even American. Should I really have to remember shitty assassins like John Wilkes Booth? I bet you don’t know who destroyed my nations fleet during the Napoleonic Wars. I’ve given you enough clues though… Secondly, don’t you think the left was just as interested in the very close assassination attempt at the leader that is now black bagging civilians off the street?

Yeah, I was sure to phrase it “at least”, because who knows if there’s been other attempts that we don’t know about or have been foiled before they got the chance to.

That’s Thomas Matthew Crooks on the right. It’s wild how easily I forgot that at least 2 people have tried to assassinate him.

The closest to Arch, a rolling cutting edge distro, is probably openSUSE Tumbleweed. openSUSE has excellent snapper integration that takes a snapshot before and after you touch zypper, so it’s easy to undo changes that might ruin your system. CachyOS also has that same great snapper integration, but that’s still Arch.

Haha, one of the comments on that article is just:

Recession indicator.

… And I think they’re right. 😭

Hahaha, what a great way to start tuesday morning.

Shame that nobody had a 360° photo of the spot on google maps streetview there, I checked all over that island.

That’s certainly a concern for some, but I’m using like 30 GB for all the things I’ve installed, which is a lot (12 (flatpak-system), 76 (flatpak-user)) but that’s on a 2 TB drive, which amounts to like 1½% of the total available space. I don’t think that’s a bad trade.

I tend to stop torrents when they hit 1000, I feel like that’s a “good enough” contribution on public stuff, except when I notice less than 100 seeders, then I tend to keep it going.

Reminding me of a quote by Charles Bukowski: “How the hell could a person enjoy being awakened at 6:30AM, by an alarm clock, leap out of bed, dress, force-feed, shit, piss, brush teeth and hair, and fight traffic to get to a place where essentially you made lots of money for somebody else and were asked to be grateful for the opportunity to do so.”

Boxbuddy makes it incredibly easy to use distrobox, a great way to install software that might not be available for your distro, but is available on another distro, or just a way to keep a piece of software in a stable state (like DaVinci Resolve with davincibox).

If you use a “gaming distro”, I’m sure you’ve seen Input Remapper. It’s a neat utility that can create macros for all your peripherals or rebind keys as you like. Want to bind you controller so it works like a mouse? Possible. Want to macro key pressed by using the forward button on your mouse? Possible.

Did you leave Foobar2000 behind when you switched to Linux? Why not give Fooyin a try. It’s a relatively new audio player with aspirations of becoming just as configurable as FB2K. For me replaygain is quite important, and while some other FOSS audio players support it, not many has replaygain generation. And Fooyin does. While also being just as easy to set up and use as Foobar. Worth a look.

What a shame, now I can’t buy an overpriced product that shows me real life pop-up advertisements.

Reminder for beltalowda: Telltale, as it rose from its grave, the first game they released upon returning from the dead was “The Expanse: A Telltale Series”, a prequel story about Drummer (who is voiced by Cara Gee).
It’s unfortunately only available on Steam and Epic Games Store on PC and not GOG.

And until I know more about Osiris Reborn, I’m imagining it a bit like Mass Effect based on the description, “story-driven action RPG”.

Oh, I didn’t even notice that, yeah, that’s amazing! Might be a game I buy on release just for that reason. DRM-free should be incentivized after all.

Ahh, I did read about that just now from another thread. About this archwiki page in particular.

I don’t think I’ve seen KDE like this before, very cool. And I can see from upvoting you in the past that you’re pretty new to linux, but it certainly looks like you’ve landed on your feet. I don’t remember why I installed easy effects, but I see you using it here, are there any advantages for doing so? Is it to boost output or something?

Yeah, like @catloaf@lemm.ee said, Dynamic DNS ought to fix this issue. There are plenty of free ones. I currently use ClouDNS, but No-IP is also decent.
Hardest part is updating from a phone, but there’s articles on both sites for how to do that.