Eine Klimaanlage im Auto ist eben nicht mit einer zu vergleichen die an der Hauswand verbaut ist. Oder hast du öfter Probleme mit Steinschlag in deinem Haus?

Die meisten Kältemittel die heute zum Einsatz kommen sind bei weitem nicht mehr so umweltbedenklich. Da würde ich mir eher Gedanken über den Brandschutz machen bei R290. Die zuverlässigkeit der Anlagen und die Risikoabwägung verschiedener Kältemittel hat sich jedenfalls verbessert und ich sehe aktuell keinen Grund sich bei einer Klimaanlage fürs Haus deswegen ins Hemd zu machen. Zumindest nicht mehr als beim Kühlschrank oder der Wärmepumpe.

Warte ab bis du rausfindest wie Kühlschränke und Wärmepumpen funktionieren, dann kannst du deine Skepsis mal so richtig ausleben.

I can put my next turd up for 10k preorder on ebay. Doesn’t mean anyone is actually buying it. Unlike the shitstain that is tomshardware I actually checked and I count 4 sold units in my region, all for around 2000€ and around 25 on the US site for between $1500 and $2500. Funnily enough, some of the listings seem to be just a screenshot of the preorder form for around the same price as the actual unit. The rest of them include some form of email screenshot as “proof”, which means nothing since they are barely personalised and don’t include any actual ID or information that could be verified with Valve. I’m not losing my mind over those numbers, but it’s still hilarious how stupid some potential buyers are.

Valve stated that they will be sending out confirmation mails to the people in the order they made it onto the randomized reservation list as units become available. You could be extremely lucky and get your confirmation tomorrow or you could get it sometime within the year. Pretty sure that’s the timeframe Valve listed and they don’t seem to tell you where you made it onto the list. They also don’t give you anything a seller could list as definitive proof, so the scalpers might not even have made it onto the list lol.

The pre-release marketing was also written for an entirely different product. Even the narration of the extensive gameplay footage they showed was completely dishonest, at a point in time where the product was very close to its release state.

Well you can’t put them here if they’re supposed to be secret can you?

Shoko + shokofin is a great solution for anime, but if you get most of your stuff from streaming sources you might have to manually link almost everything (or add it to AniDB). I could be wrong and it wouldn’t hurt to check first with some of your catalogue. You could even just log into AniDB and look at the releases for an anime you have, maybe compare file hashes or test it with shoko desktop if that still exists.

Ich kann leider nur meine anekdotische Erfahrung als Grundlage nehmen und mir sind ein paar Dichtungen kaputt gegangen beim einwirken in Essig - in Zitronensäure noch nicht. Es kann gut sein, dass das mehr an meiner Vorsicht liegt und ich seitdem einfach Gummidichtungen weniger lang in Kontakt mit Säure lasse…

Zitronensäure benutze ich zum entkalken von Gegenständen und Armaturen bei denen Essig die Dichtungen beschädigen würde. Amidusulfonsäure ist ganz gut für Waschmaschinen, Spülmaschinen etc. Beide sehr günstig in rauen Mengen zu bekommen. Beim Espresso-Siebträger gehe ich kein Risiko ein und greife zum spezialisierten Entkalker, wenn auch von einem Dritthersteller.

Für super empfindliche Oberflächen wie Natursteinfliesen o.Ä. hab ich ehrlich gesagt keinen Rat außer, dass man solche Flächen gar nicht erst in den Aktionsradius vom kalkhaltigen Wasser beingt wenn möglich.

I haven’t heard about all of these flatpak malware incidents.

Skyrim is actually the last skyrim-type game to be manufactured until Bethesda announces Skyrim 2 hopefully sometime this year.

The AUR is not the standard arch package repository and arch as a distro shouldn’t be judged by it’s merits or dangers. Yes, obviously a rolling release distro is not the best fit for most people, but that’s beside the point. Debian is completely fine for people who are looking to replace their windows machine with something stable and don’t need ton of exotic software or especially recent packages.

Minimizing AUR usage doesn’t necessarily mean not using it at all, but I would weigh those advantages carefully against the risk it brings. I would also recommend the people who don’t know what they are doing to not use it at all.

What makes this a fair argument? Debian not having an AUR analogue? It’s a shit response from someone who couldn’t even be bothered to look up any information on what the AUR is or how it’s supposed to be used. And what exactly is wrong with using debian on a “main pc”? If people want ancient packages with backported security patches they can knock themselves out. It doesn’t fit my requirements, but there’s nothing wrong with it either.

AI generated image with a garbage ass headline on a garbage news site. Man people on lemmy must just hate technology.

Where does this myth come from that Plex is secure to share over the open internet?

Omg it’s HE MANDALDRIAN! Hi!

Skip to 14:30 or something. It’s a very disjointed talk.

Get in the fucking PC braixen.

For all intents and purposes I don’t have a desktop. It’s just a wallpaper and canvas for the actual workflow. The app drawer is one keypress away, as is the terminal (and I prefer to have separate sessions for different tasks anyway). I usually see my desktop for about five seconds after bootup per day so there’s not much reason to put anything else there. Think of it like the wallpaper or black background of a tiling window manager. I really don’t get how this is such a crazy idea to some people. I’ve subconsciously used the exact same workflow since before Gnome even implemented it, just without explicit support from my desktop environment.