AI isn’t going to come with a new magic solution to global warming, it’s going to come with the same solutions we already have. Solutions which we should already be doing, but instead we’re listening to these fucks with too much money.

In case, like me, you hadn’t heard of Bazzite before:

Bazzite is an OCI image that serves as an alternative operating system for the Steam Deck, and a ready-to-game SteamOS-like for desktop computers, handheld PCs, and living room home theater PCs.

Damn you weren’t lying, that thread was way too long.

https://github.com/zelon88/HRConvert2

Thanks for the Komga recommendation, will have to try it out.

From their website:

You can use this privacy-enhancing service even if you are not a Mullvad customer.

Tbh I’d never heard of RED until they came out with their phone which didn’t actually have any of their camera tech.

.txt would imply the file is just some prose. A theme file might be better named with a .theme extension, so as to better communicate the nature of the file.

https://www.music-map.com/

It’s not really what you want but it helps you find similar artists to those you already like.

shocked Pikachu face

Has their app improved? I tried it a while ago now and it was pretty lacking.

Find someone else’s config that you like online.

Could try openbox, its old but works. Highly customisable but still lightweight.

Think Eternity can do it

Should I stop using Iceraven then?

Really like that original logo

unless it is strictly necessary for the provisions of the requested service.

YouTube could quite easily argue that ads fund their service and therefore an adblock detector would be necessary.

Wow I’d forgotten about the old keyboard and mouse ports, they were such a faff to plug in without looking.

Making USB reversible to begin with would have necessitated twice as many wires and twice as many circuits, and would have doubled the cost. Bhatt says his team was aware at the time of the frustration that a rectangular design could have, versus a round connector. But in an effort to keep it as cheap as possible, the decision was made to go with a design that, in theory, would give users a 50/50 chance of plugging it in correctly (you can up the odds by looking at the inside first, or identifying the logo).

I think it depends on what the said beginner is after. If they just want something that works then sure archlinux isn’t the best option, but if they want learn more about linux then there’s nothing wrong with installing arch. When I was new to linux, I found the beginners install guide on the archwiki to be very helpful and learnt a fair bit about how things work. I think you then have a good overview of how your system works and therefore have a better idea of what needs fixing when things break.