CheesyFox

yeah, i think something like gachiakuta works waay better with this caption.

it's a bit more complicated. Linux runs games with anti-cheats perfectly fine as long as the anti-cheat doesn't require kernel-level access.

Basically, this allows to detect some cheats that would be undetected otherwise. But it also allows anti-cheats for absolutely unrestricted access to any user data. In other words, it's a giant safety vulnerability, that you're forsed to intall, that still doesn't solve the cheating problem.

Not like the devs are actually interested to solve anything anyway, cheaters buy new accounts regularily, stimulating post-release sales.

please don't use garlic bread for sexual purposes

your deleted comment has the same comedic effect as the bethesda's environmental storytelling skeletons

i switched from gboard to ThumbKey. Took some time to get used to, but now the usual qwerty/swipe keyboards seem inferrior to me. Like, swipe is cool and all, but only as long as the keyboard knows the word you're looking for. As soon as you need to type out anything manually, it always turns into hell

i use cachyos, runs swimmingly for me. I'm not sure arch is good for your usecase tho.

Mediacenter/homeserver? I'd personally choose something like fedora, but debian sounds fine too

kde, hyprland and mangowc are working without issues for me on cachyos with gtx1660

i guess Nokia n900 kinda feels like a lost technology now, huh?

idk, i kinda think that nokia's smartphones were peak technology (the og nokia, not what came after with microsoft buying them)

Some of them had linux before it was cool. I also kinda miss the formfactor of a smartphone with a keyboard.

Modern smartphones really lack in variability. Basically now, when choosing between comparable models of diferent vendors, you just choose whether you want qualcom or mediatek soc, and which vendor's bloat you tolerate more. I really miss all the wacky experiments with formfactors and OSes

ayo!?

too many companies already supporting blender for too long for it to be the case. Giants such as AMD, Intel and Nvidia are omongst them for quite a long time. No indication there'd be any "extinguishment" in the foreseeable future.

i mean,if i was a neutrino, i'd have "humans DNI" in my twitter profile