Someone else could explain better than me I’m sure but, it’s a Linux distro that is gaming focused. It comes pre-loaded with steam and video card drivers so that someone has a decent chance that their games will just “work”.

I’m one. I set up a Windows/bazzite dual boot situation and I’ve never booted windows since.

I run Linux on main. Started 2 months ago because it represents the kind of world I want to live in. I’ve stuck with it despite the fact that it feels like I’m computing on hard mode at times.

This is exactly what is happening to me. The wifi turns off and the only way to fix it is a pull-the-plug power cycle.

Thanks for the advice but I’m pretty bitter about how it all went down. I’m gonna look elsewhere for network hardware.

I just got screwed over when my UDR failed after 2.5 years and they refuse to do anything about it because it is just out of warranty. Their tech support admitted it was a hardware failure but they are refusing to replace it.

I’d be really wary about investing in their hardware. I never had something break on me so soon.

Best of luck out there.

Sorry. No help here.

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I weirdly don’t mind

Has anyone played this with a controller? It seems like the aiming would be awkward.

Being able to buy a $200,000 house in the town I live in would change my life so much.

Here I am just crying back at my baby

I see the question as, you say you are lobbying the government to simplify the tax code but this is actually what simplifying the tax code would look like. The subtext is, y’all aren’t doing what you claim.

Overall I think the guy came off pretty poorly throughout the interview.

Yeah. The Atlantic kinda sucks.

Would someone elucidate as to what this means for a normie PC gamer and begrudging windows user?

This would be a great start. Strong Antitrust = Competition.

I like organic maps but I really need traffic data in order to plan routes around my city. As far as I can tell there is no way to get traffic data into organic maps.

Organic maps has turn by turn but does not route based on traffic.

Portland, Oregon

Portland, OR

Relevant article:

https://time.com/6565415/rooftop-solar-industry-collapse/