I’d like to agree but they are proprietary and still based on Chromium.

Poor little guy.

Absolutely awful elections, he won.

I thought all of this speculative market around preserved game boxes was dead, but I see it isn’t. I hope we get past this, let it die, and just keep being dead.

It depends heavily on your hardware and workflow.

Wayland can be a great experience and I personally enjoy how smooth it feels, but I acknowledge that many people run into some problems.

I don’t really mind having DDR4 around for a few years more if that means the prices aren’t so bad. I’d really appreciate that, as I want to get more RAM for virtualization.

Sad to see so many people romanticize the US city infrastructure and using it as an example on what cities should look and not an example on how they shouldn’t.