Zimbabwean people would say otherwise. :)

Depends on your gaming habits. Check ProtonDB for Steam games compatibility, check Lutris for others. Some anti-cheats (especially kernel level anti-cheats) don’t work on Linux, if devs decide to make it work on Linux, they can. For example they enabled Linux version of anti-cheat and Hell Let Loose works fine for some time now. If you mostly play single-player games, you’ll probably be fine.

If you want every possible gaming related programs to be pre-installed, you might wanna go Bazzite. If you want to explore on your own pace, Mint is a solid choice. If you want something like Bazzite but mostly empty, there is also Aurora.

Probably a death star.

Funny thing, I had to do this because I’m lazy too. Now I just download. :)

Yes, and now with this Play Integrity thing is activated, it will comprise probably all of the apps from Google Play in time. Not for rooting but for ROMs, this is probably bypassable with more targeted ROMs, like GrapheneOS but I reckon that will cause a decrease in the ROM count.

Saw this in a documentary, I’m still fascinated by a bee-eater tried to look after an offspring that’s at least twice its size.

Oh, crud!

It’s totally cool! I like to see others’ scripts. I agree, there is always something new to learn. I also liked how human readable is this. Thanks for sharing.

Actually I’m quite proud of my version but didn’t know about these at all. If I knew about this prior, I most likely wouldn’t try to build from scratch. Thanks for sharing.

Well, it’s generally fine for relatively new stuff but now to think I guess I had this problem with the older videos, older than this webm era. Other than that, it’s great to be able to even pick a format. :)

I used to force formats too but sometimes it fails because it cannot find the corresponding format. upload_date seems useful, I should update mine.

Also, didn’t know it can also download subs. Good to know. Thanks for your version.

I mean, if it’s not dead yet…

We have a similar machine and it has openSUSE Leap for nearly 2 years. It’s been fine so far.

Palm all the way for me.

Of course. But there is a good chance they’ll prefer things from where they live / when they lived, and there is a good chance that place is their country.

True. But this is mildly infuriating community and the image was mildly infuriating from a designer point of view. Mildly infuriating-ception, if you will.

I assume the artist is American. These kind of plannings (huge parking lots etc.) only exist in USA, well mostly.

Great painting by the way.

I know it’s most likely a stock image, was just stating the obvious. Even stock images are bad nowadays.

Pasta in this picture doesn’t look cooked and probably the water is not hot as well since they added a smoke effect.