hornedfiend

“anyone who gets into your PC while you are logged in and your data is unencrypted can see much of what you have been doing.”

This just makes your entire post irrelevant, not to mention you keep reposting it.

i’m guessing ipfs is not an option.

Bro, your post is a fart in the wind.

For sure, an ActivityPub video platform that is not TikTok like (i.e Loops) would be amazing.

2k is the best. For pc games it’s thr gold standard for me. I can hardly see the difference from between 2k and 4k and my GPU is grateful.

“rethinking Recall”… again. Doesn’t Microslop understand anything?

And here I thought I was special, seeing as other people actually bother enough to redeem those free games every week. I stopped doing it a long time ago and I’d rather pay for those games on steam/gog offers.

I can’t be bothered with epic even for the free ones.

Don’t worry about it. I also didn’t mean to sound condescending or anything of sorts. It was just an observation.

Another plus would be that Blorp supports both Lemmy and Piefed, but most do nowadays I guess.

Edit: wording.

Sure, I assumed “compact enough” kind of gave it a IMO vibe by default. I’ve been using its card style ever since I started using it, so not a fan of compact views really, but the compact style seems compact enough for my linking, if I were to change my ways.

Worth keeping an eye on development ar least.

I could sure, with usb passthrough, but the laptop is pretty shit, so it would just be painful and truthfully, I was also curious about how shitty W10 has gotten over the past 10 years.

I will reinstall linux after I’m done with it anyway.

I don’t know about such claims. I’ve just finished installing W10 on one of my laptops.

Use case? BMW coding tools are only built for Windows and using them via wine doesn’t really work.

As a long time Linux use I can’t even describe what I’m feeling right now.

Blorp has a compact view. it’s not the same, but definitely compact enough.

I fail to see the point of this.

“The Open Gaming Collective (OGC) is building a unified set of gaming-focused components used across the Linux ecosystem.”

So, like, a meta package? I don’t understand this, as a linux user. And the projects mentioned on their homepage are…nieche at best.

Can someone explain to me how this would benefit linux gamers and freedom of choice on linux?

Edit: wording.

Well, I’m 44 so I do remember those days, but I used to be a Netscape user, so there’s that.

For normies Chrome IS the internet.

Linus. He’s proved on more than one occasion he should stick to windows as he’s not willing to use linux, so anything coming out of his mouth regarding any linux topic should not be taken seriously.

The worst linux noob giving advice about linux stuff? no thanks

One plus joined my short list of “I can’t be bothered” companies like Samsung and Apple, Xiaomi, Oppo and some other sub par companies.

or PipePipe

Brave, the reskinned Chrome with integrated selective adblocker, featuring obscure crypto garbage. What a great browser, yeah…