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  • No, I wait 3 years usually. All bugs fixed, everything works, mods in great shape and price down 50%. Plenty of games older than 3 years also and much lower hardware requirements.

    I made an exception for Elden Ring last time but that's about it.

  • Can't ban chemtrails but you can reduce contrails which play a weirdly large part in warming up the planet irrespective of fuel consumed.

    Just putting the word out for an underrated climate thingy.

  • Coffee and beer, my two favorite drinks

  • Yeah Adobe just doesn't play ball with Linux but there are people that have used it successfully on Linux though.

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  • 100% agree, the c, k, s, ch situation is horrible in English when there are plenty of examples of doing it properly all across Europe. ch as č, ç for c that makes an s sound in case it's in front a or u like Portuguese.

    I don't have issues with English spelling personally and I like how it looks but I see it as one of the least intuitive languages to spell. Letters are silent, double, triple or quadruple duty all over with tons of exceptions. I think English could really use some diacritics like ğ, ç, š for denoting when a letter does not follow a clear and simple rule like "presšure", "thouğh" and "façade".

    But yeah, there's no forcing anything anyway ever, it's all organic evolution but now we don't have a bunch go lazy monks trying to save pen strokes to advance the writing system further.

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  • I'm from Iceland and we have these letters and I think it does make some sense. English spelling is not very good and the alphabet needs some additions and simplification. These are happening today but very slowly most notably in American English but I'd like to see some development.

    Þorn is a great letter, I þink it makes sense as a replacement for th like it was historically used. Adding in þe ð is overkill in my opinion since it's very þese sounds are already represented wiþ þe þorn.

    You can still see it in "Ye old whatever" where þe Y is actually a Þ after a lot of iterations. It was always pronounced as a "th" sound.

  • Sky in Reykjavík right now:

  • Yeah, I love reading these and I've been using Linux for 8 years. I recommend Linux regularly and I want to know enough about new people's experiences to know what questions to ask.

    Do you use Photoshop? Do you have modern hardware or fancy monitor? What GPU?

    Good thing we can all boot up TempleOS and find the answers we seek. 🙏

  • I would love to hear a single policy from the heritage foundation that's actually a good idea.

  • I see, it's about flying under the radar if you're up to something illegal. That makes a lot of sense for something like having weed in the car.

  • I treat a serious prod issue as annoying because it is.

  • Can someone provide a couple of practical examples?

  • I figured there has to be someone that likes it.

  • I think the default styling of browsers is pretty neat in a lot of cases and I hate animations. Layouts, spacing and grouping are the things that actually provide value.

    Instead of a fancy popup with a cart contents the button should just say "Adding 1 item..." and "Added" for 2 seconds.

    I hate infinite scrolls, especially when there's stuff like opening hours at the bottom of the page. Just give me a "Show more" button and preload the content.

    My dream world would be that styling would only be about layout and the rest is up to the user's theme.

  • Onions and mushrooms are the two things I can have with pretty much every meal.

  • Subhan allah 3ndna eshahar addura.

  • Systemd is controlled by redhat and is a very large part of the Linux stack. It's become so universal that a lot random stuff won't work unless the system has systemd.

    Compared to X11 to wayland or pulseaudio to pipewire it's a lot hard to now replace an init system and with that in the hands of redhat which is for profit is not a nice thought.

    But you know, fuck it, having systemd is a massive headache for people making distros that's just gone. Everyone is using the same thing and things just work so people aren't really complaining. If redhat tries some shenanigans there'll always be a fork or a systemd compatible init system or even whatever Alpine is using now that'll take it's place.

  • Each desktop environment needs to implement wayland so it's best to leave it to the distro you're using to provide it as an option. For a good wayland experience I'd recommend KDE

  • Did you mean to add /s?

  • The Eternal Playlist @crazypeople.online

    Untold Stories by C3B

  • Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world

    Arch btw

  • Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world

    Direct mp4 test link

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world

    The economy could really use a state run video library online where it's mandatory for all movies and shows are sold for pay-per-view for media preservation and access.

  • Autism @lemmy.world

    Werewolf/mafia games, is anyone here able to win them?

  • Autism @lemmy.world

    Sleeping tricks

  • Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world

    beavers have infiltrated

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Who of you guys are on an "Unknown" OS?

    gs.statcounter.com /detect
  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Distro for a local "cloud gaming" no monitor desktop