I would so much rather buy games from GOG but their Linux integration is just so much worse than Steam Big Picture, and I only play games using Linux from a couch with a controller.
Yes, it works, and I can and have done it for some titles, but it’s nowhere near ideal.
Also the Tesla charging infrastructure!
Seemingly every video still includes sponsor segments. I use ublock origin with sponsorblock and actually see zero ads.
This doesn’t even make the top-10 list of evil shit Chiquita has done. Some examples:
Ya, they absolutely could/should. A good example today is how a judge is present in a trial to explain the process, law, what’s required for jurors. You could have a similar advisory body which provides recommendations based on their expertise.
Athens had sortition, which was interesting. Everyone participated in the government via a lottery and the average person’s issues would be likely (statistically speaking) to be focused on and addressed.
We still use it today to select jurors. But it was originally for everything. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sortition
It’s been tried a few other times much later in history, but they always limited who could be chosen in the lottery (generally, only rich people). The original system which worked well selected among everyone.
What a terrible day to be able to read.
After seeing how JD “couch-fucker” Vance used the American military base in Greenland to threaten them, I wouldn’t want American troops or bases anywhere near my country.
Oh good, I’m glad we’re finding time for this as the global economy collapses.
It’s my understanding that most insurance doesn’t cover “acts of terror.” So wouldn’t this mean Herr Trump and Musk will need to cover these costs out of pocket, based on their own words?
Man pages are still not great on Linux. Very few examples with common use-cases and explanations. I shouldn’t need to visit the Arch wiki.
OpenBSD man pages are a delight in comparison, and really all you need to learn how to manage the system.
24-678% uplift sounds incredible for CPU-bound games.
The US is actively threatening Denmark/Greenland. It’s time for Denmark to shut down the US military bases there.
Get fucked, Donnie
Dems right now.
What could a banana cost, Michael?
To be fair lots of companies contribute time/labor/money to Linux. It’s a pretty commercial FOSS project as far as they go.
PebbleOS was awesome, though. Such a well thought out system for end-users, and it already has tons of apps. Developing for it (in C!) is also super easy because it has an amazing SDK.
It should be a lot higher, honestly. Encourage building Canadian services and using European services instead of relying on predatory American monopolies.