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when you’re competing in the asshole olympics, there’s no winners

the one guy on payroll who was there when the whole system was built that you’ve never seen, but always have heard about

I did a doubletake because I read the article like 12 hours ago about VeraCrypt’s dev getting locked out of their MS account, then could have sworn it wasn’t Wireguard that was affected.

the real Claude was the friends we made along the way

just in case you start aging backwards or something one year

If you have a need for Calendar or To-dos, Radicale is a nice CalDAV/CardDAV server that’s pretty tiny. For me its sitting there at idle using 35MB of RAM.

In addition to what others have said, Syncthing will use public relay servers if it can’t make a direct connection between your devices. Everything is encrypted, so it’s not unsafe or anything as far as i know, but if you want to run your own private Syncthing relay server, you can. (Or run your own public one)

“on some Lain shit” is the best description I’ve ever heard. And 100% true for Flan lmao

Remilia Scarlet lying about using Gentoo when you know she’s using a Linux Mint laptop that Sakuya gave her

Servers are Debian Desktop is Arch Laptop is EndeavorOS

Genshin and ZZZ have been running fine from the official installer in a Proton Prefix for years now. They use a different anticheat from the two Honkai games for some reason.

$80 Billion in VR investments and nowhere near $80 Billion worth of anything to show for it.

I just put the electrons into the transistors on my nvme drive by hand. No text editor needed

Yesterday, following Vimeo’s recent acquisition by a private equity firm…

Well, I guess thats the end of Vimeo

sudo -i starts a login shell as the specified user. Login shell means it’ll read that user’s bashrc/zshrc/whatever other login files and apply those. If no user is specified, then it’ll login as root, so you get a root shell

If I’m understanding correctly, you’re trying to install Bazzite next to an existing Windows on the same SSD? I’ve run into the problem in the past where if Windows was allowed to set up a drive at some point, it makes a really small EFI partition, so sometimes, if you go to install another OS, there may just not be enough space on the EFI partition for all the files needed, so the install will fail.

Check how big your EFI partition is. If it’s like 100MB or something, I’d resize it to like 512MB, then try again. IIRC, parted doesn’t do too well with resizing small FAT32 filesystems, so you may need to do it from Windows, or through some other way.

Hmm maybe there’s something off with a recent GPU driver update? If anything, maybe try an older version of Proton, like Proton-9.0-4. That should be one of the I think there was a minor update to Proton-10.0 at least a few weeks ago, maybe it’s not playing nice with something on your system? idk

for Steam, you can right click the game, go to Properties, and under Launch Command, enter PROTON_LOG=1 %command%, then run the game to have it generate a log file in you home folder that will have the appid in the filename.

Are you running the games on the default Steam Proton version, or have you tried other versions, like GE-Proton/Proton-cachyOS?

When I first switched to linux and tried to run the standard Minecraft Java client, i couldn’t get it to output sound, so I tried Prism launcher and it just worked. And being able to manage mods nicely is really useful

Gentoo requires you to grow the cotton, process it, and then knit the thigh-highs yourself