Not Linux, but OpenBSD. I got a sun ultra 5 for free so I decided to make a router out of it. After some research OpenBSD looked like the best option. I bought a pf book and started writing configs. After about a week I had a really nice router that did exactly what I asked it. This was back in the early days of xbox360 so getting all of the port forwarding right was kind of a pain since we had three of them connected in our apartment along with all of the computers. Then the harddrive crashed and I hadn’t made any backups. That was a lot of work down the drain.

Agreed. So you wrote a shitty web page that breaks constantly, but you still wasn’t me to download it as an “app” so you can track me better? No thanks.

I think they meant all of the apps that are just a website with a wrapper.

Yeah, that’s what I meant. I’ve listened to that song countless times, and just now realized it’s a dune reference.

Holy shit, I just realized that’s a dune reference.

Or as the Chinese say ping pong

IV was not as good as IIIs storyline, but there were a few qol and mechanics improvements. It’s a solid JRPG, well worth playing.

I haven’t had issues for about a decade. I haven’t had an nvidia card for about a decade either. I think the two may be connected.

That would have disqualified him from almost any normal job interview.

Installing any OS is not for everyday users. Most people wouldn’t have any idea how to install windows either. Whoever is setting up the computer should take care of all of that to begin with. I’ve set up multiple computers for older family members with SUSE and they are all happy with them, and I get almost no tech support calls. The one exception is printing, but you get that with anything because printing sucks. It’s really to my advantage with my step father’s computer because he has negative computer knowledge. He was one of those people who had a million add on bars in IE because he’d click the accept button on every shady website he visited.

Not those states rights.

https://xkcd.com/1172/

I ran yellowdog on my PS3 until they took away the otherOS

Meego, a combination of Intel’s Moblin and Nokia’s Maemo. It only ever shipped on one device, the Nokia N9.

My first smart phone was a Nokia N9. I loved Meego which was between Maemo and sailfish. I hatred Microsoft before that, but them killing Nokia made my hate burn even brighter.

I used mine to write an openSUSE image for my laptop, and a LibreELEC image for raspi just this weekend.

Continuation, it already started.

I think it’s absurd to think any anti-cheat coming from China isn’t actively spying on you.

Our data has proven to be very lucrative. The companies that make anti-cheat are also the types of companies that would want to cash in on our data.

That’s because everyone jumped in the ARM hype train, and are now figuring out how shit the platform really is.

Microsoft already acquired a nuclear plant.