Lucy :3

Well first of all they are spearheding efforts in killing each and any minority, replicating nazi germany. Even though the US is bad in a lot of ways, it’s at least a democracy - yet.

When you want to play a round of CS after a long day working with your 10k€ Server CPU

And in Nova it’s a simple setting you can toggle for every screen separately.

Fuck please no

Yeah. As I said, RDR1 is the sequel and RDR2 is the prequel.

I love good stories. RDR2 was a good story, and RDR1 is technically the sequel to it. And as I don’t like consoles, especially not buying them for one game, I’ll definitely buy it - if it runs on Linux.

SPEAK

Shit cashgrab by shit organization is shit. Color me surprised.

It subjectively feels right, and instances where creators leaked the numbers the RTYTD stats matched pretty closely.

Until peertube grows to that size, it’s still a long time. Then it would be useful.

It’s honestly relatively representative afaik

Even though it, SponsorBlock etc. could just be neglected by using piped or just federated alternatives.

Tuxkart about to be a dependency for base

I always found it weird for people to recommend BitWarden … it just FELT like a company that’ll go completely off track sooner or later. And it did. Oh wonder. KeePass ftw!

Now imagine being in there with a cute person and half a dozen Blåhajar :3

LMAO. KeePass ftw.

I maintain a server with 1922 days uptime, debian kernel 4 and a 5+yo old django version running on Python2 with tons of RCE vulnerabilities. Fun times.

Even Wayland works well on Nvidia now

Damn lies. Nvidia works like shit on Wayland and newer kernels.

You would’ve even cut me off, in my 2001 Ford.

Halbe Tacho (in mm)

Which Android version do you have?

AutoNotification has been, to date, able to block/hide ANY notification reliably, even in the free version. Which reminds me, such a good app needs support so I’ll get the full version now.

I block things like “App xy can view an control youe screen” (No shit, nova launcher needs to do that?) and messages by apps that let them run in the background, eg. Element.