I think back then, everyone was afraid the US would cut the military support for Ukraine. But since they are now cutting it anyway and are pulling troops from Europe I think this is not relevant anymore. I do not see any benefits left.

This is the main reason I am here. Because it is a natural limit to doomscrolling all day.

We have a national holiday on Friday, so technically tomorrow will be Friday for me, but sadly not today.

Don’t worry, AAAA games cost 80 € nowadays

I am so happy that we allowed for unlimited military spending with the change of the Grundgesetz last year. Nothing bad could come from this…

Up to three years…

So embarrassed for our government. Doing everything to make sure our industry does not have any future for a more month of profits.

But isn’t this exactly the thing the article is talking about? Using the degraded batteries that are no longer fit enough to be used in cars, but might still have 60-70 % capacity and be well suited for slow charging and stationary energy storage.

Hm, ETFs usually grow by about 7-8 % historically. The US dept grew by 7,9 % historically. Is all the growth we see just money being borrowed?

So you are telling me an app is encrypting the shit out of every message so it can secretly delivered to another person. An then the persons phone decrypts the message and broadcasts it to an apple server, so it can get send back and make the phone go ‘ding’?

Shouldnt the notification be handled inside signal somehow, so this is the only app with the decrypted message?

What is next, everything from my ram needs to go through google servers to be transmitted to my display?

Happy to see things still moving into the right direction.

Noob question: what is bad about having a swap drive on an SSD?

When installing OpenSuse, I followed the recommended setup, of creating a swap drive equally sized to my 32 GB RAM. And because I only have SSDs this also sits on an SSD. Seems to be working fine so far with quick hibernation and wakeup. What am I missing?

Somehow this looks so much like Aperture Science.

Feels like investing in an Ai company so they have enough money to buy your GPUs, but with a bit more death and suffering.

Microslop is doing everything to promote Linux. So yes, I think 10% is possible.

I do not have a windows install anymore. Is there a way to update it via Linux? So far I only updated the firmware of the controller when my PlayStation showed an update. So I think it should be up to date. Or is there a special firmware for Windows?

Also the controller is working perfectly. Only problem was that I needed to unplug and plug in the Bluetooth dongle everytime I restarted the PC, for the controller to connect correctly.

Funny to read. I recently came to the same conclusion and downloaded openSUSE yesterday. At the moment I am waiting for a time slot to install it.

This sounds like a good idea.

I started my Linux journey with Mint. Installation was fine and everything worked, but gaming performance was terrible. I think because not properly supporting my 9700 gre.

Then I installed nobara (fedora) and was really happy. Everything work smoothly. Also the gaming performance was at least as good as on windows. But the fact, that this distro is a small project of a single person I started too loog around for an alternative.

This led to me installing CashyOS (Arch). The setup was a little more complicated and I needed to install more additional packages, than on nobara. It has been a few weeks now, everything is working without much problems, but still… I somehow do not feel at home, like when running nobara.

I thought about switching back to nobara, but maybe fedora KDE is also an option…

Isnt it a security bonus, if not all data is sent throught the edge “VPN”?

I wonder, how hard is it to create a Linux port of a game? And what are the benefits with proton working so well with most games?