+1 for Bazzite. It really does just work, installed it and have had no problems so far. Doesn’t do League of Legends anticheat but that’s my only minor concern. Everything else is just stable and nice and without Microsoft cramming more ads and AI down your throat

Yeah, you would think it would be the other way around with economies of scale

Just a matter of time until they remove that

The second I saw that I immediately looked for alternatives and abandoned plans to have my own Plex server. I knew it would enshittify fast when they can lock you out of your own server

It’s evidence that can be argued is intent. People have been convicted of murder and evidence they googled how to do it was on their computers and used in court

RIP Trevor. Still can’t believe he died trying to suck his own dick

If you have to buy a dumb phone for your smartphone then you did not buy a smartphone, is my point

Mmm yes incomplete ROMs with a ton of self-congratulatory posting

If calls/SMS are not 100% then it’s not a phone

All that bullshit where they didn’t immediately recall their processors with hardware issues put me off Intel indefinitely

I ordered an SSD and put Bazzite on it. The only problem is that some game anti cheat doesn’t work. Everything else just works including out of the box Nvidia card support

respectful conservatives

Did you also find unicorns?!

She was so dummy thick she rerouted international trade for weeks

Burger-laundering

Some Citi cards and privacy.com let you do this. Privacy.com takes a business day or two to verify you though

I don’t think there’s really such a thing as a “former” intelligence officer

It does not. I needed to only offer DHCP for half of the subnet so that I can restrict Internet access for that half so that a Quest Pro can’t get updates and still be on the same subnet as the desktop

I couldn’t even configure a static IP on setup. You have to keep looking up commands with obscure syntax and no examples

M365 Enterprise Edition

The problem here isn’t a technical solution. You think you can develop a technical solution then optimize it, and you’re probably an engineer under 25.

You can’t. The problem isn’t technical. It’s that the problems are so important you need good people on them. Good people know these answers can change. Good people know how and when to bend the rules or change the system when needed.

Finding good people is always harder than a technical problem