Not my words

The more you buy, the more you save

Have you tried Nicotine+?

Arch is doing surprisingly well. Nice

No mention of important metrics like frame times, and 1-0,1% fps lows. You can feel these in game, even if you have 200+ fps.

That’s me!

Keyboard centricity is a bonus to me. I don’t like having visible UI elements that don’t do anything for me (docks, task bars). I also dislike the trend of programs not closing when I close them (system trays).

In addition to these things, I value a degree of minimalism, and I’m a heavy user of virtual desktops.

I don’t need to cope with any of these potential downsides, as they’re not downsides to me in the first place. All of this said, the KDE community seems a lot more welcoming. I tend to suggest KDE Plasma for any people trying out Linux.

Hope this helps 👍

EDIT: I almost forgot to mention the most controversial one of them all. I love single click to open.

World of Warcraft is another example of corporate greed ruining a good product.

Certified banger

EDRi is somewhat similar.

Are we surprised that Adobe is doing this? Adobe is exactly who I would’ve suspected adapting this bullshit immediately.

There are some manufacturers that do not do this garbage, or at least not often. I’ve heard good things about Hyundai specifically.

Supreme copium. Reddit isn’t going anywhere, as most of the users are still there. The overwhelming majority does not give a single shit about how shitty spez is :^).

Bloons TD6 is pretty fun and light.

Factorio might get a bit rough towards the endgame, but I would recommend it as well.

• Ico
• Final Fantasy XIII
• Final Fantasy XIV
• Stellaris
• Warhammer 40k: Darktide
• Kingdom Hearts
• Mirror’s Edge
• Modern Warfare 2
• Need for Speed: Most Wanted (OG)
• Ratchet & Clank
• Halo 3: ODST
• Persona 5

This kind of garbage is exactly why I don’t use Twitter anymore. I don’t know what is wrong with Musk, but something is up in his head.

Based is fine, words can be reclaimed.

I don’t think this is pedantic at all. This is a pretty reasonable perspective, but I’m not quite sure yet if I agree or disagree.

What are your thoughts on the death of the artist? I feel like the intentions have some kind of value in all art (or software in this case). It is yet another thing I am fuzzy on.