

12gb should be minimum in 2025.
12gb should be minimum in 2025.
I just downloaded it without issue on google play.
Starting Red Seas Under Red Skies today. Really enjoyed the first book and I’m looking for more Blades in the Dark inspiration.
I wouldn’t advise using those services, myself. Lots of sketchy stuff. Legit copies of digital games go on sale often enough.
But muh states’ rights!
There’s no need to be hyperbolic. I’m happy with my decision to de-Windows as much as I can (which still isn’t 100%, btw) but this assertion is just ridiculous.
Still too low tbh. No one should get a second until everyone’s got their first.
Nginx Proxy Manager was easy to learn as a beginner. I’d recommend it as a learning tool, if nothing else, and if you want to switch to other solutions later you can.
Also, Congress commanded the president to accept the statue.
Could be auto complete from the phone’s keyboard, but also we do not have enough information in this screenshot to assert they know the difference. They only use one.
I use cron schedules to run scripts that backup my important stuff to s dedicated backup drive, then copies the backups to a different external drive, then upload the backups to a dedicated backup cloud storage account. Then it deletes any backups older than a month.
I’m sorry to say that the USA is far, far, far past the point of giving an inch.
Does it have a close English translation? I like learning about other languages.
Surely though the man doesn’t love the chicken as it is, because he’s not shown loving the chicken until he’s significantly changed how the chicken is.
First time using it as a daily desktop driver, but not the first time using it. I’ve had various smaller exposures over the past five or so years, like messing around on a Pi, setting up some Foundry servers, a NAS, etc.
I’m still using manjaro since making that comment so that’s another week or whatever it’s been, but I’ve also been installing some others in other places. I’ve installed Ubuntu briefly in a VM, I have used Debian a little bit more in a VM, I put KDE Neon on my laptop, etc.
My honest and unpopular opinion (at least here on Lemmy) is that Linux is still not really feasible for the average user, whatever the flavour. But, I’m enjoying it when I’m not banging my head against a wall figuring out why something doesn’t work.
I’m disappointed that certain things just simply will not work. For example I have Lian li fans, and while there are a few options I’ve found for controlling Lian li stuff on Linux, none of them work with my particular models. I have a fingerprint reader which even though I got fprint working, my particular model doesn’t play nicely with Linux or arch specifically I don’t remember which, either way it’s effectively unusable.
My partner, who I am also slowly convincing to give it a shot and is dual booting, has even more quirks and niche-ish hardware that just works on Windows, but is proving to be a real pain in the ass on Linux, like a pre-amp, our mic setup for streaming, a stream deck with specific integrations, a Wacom tablet.
Stealing this for when I get around to playing Triangle Agency.
Fun idea. Seems like a lot of people are asking questions that have nothing to do with making a binary choice. I got a fair few “have you ever…?” questions that were about my personal life.
Disappointed in AMD releasing an 8 GB model. In general, this bullshit is releasing a model number with two different memory configs needs to stop. Call it something else.
Hopefully, at the very least, AMD provides both versions to reviewers.