Despite using MX only for a relatively short time, just messing around in a VM for a long period of time would increase my odds of switching to something else*.

*when I need to switch to something else or find something a lot better

I don’t have a clue why we do MM-DD-YYYY and personally I hate how dates are done in the west, to a degree.

For a maths course I’ve been taking at college, I never use MM-DD in my notebook because that and DD-MM are stupid in my opinion. I always spell out the month first to ensure I don’t get mixed up. I honestly envy that some languages like Chinese and Japanese have an individual character to help distinguish between month and day.

Also, I would love if every country using the MM-DD or vice versa format could all agree on which format to use for everyday things.

I cannot recall any specific programs besides a game called Feudal Tactics, but I swear I’ve seen software while looking through EasyFlatpak that surprised me.

As I told my mother and father yesterday, I firmly believe that under the Trump regime that if for any reason this new Pope comes to America that he’ll either be captured and tortured before being killed or just straight up killed for being a traitor.

My bank app does the same and will most likely log me out if I end up switching to a different app. I don’t mind because I’d rather have that happen than have a stranger come up, steal my phone while unlocked, and be able to access my bank details (no matter how unlikely that scenario is).

To see the chaos, definitely some place like yt. Imagine you are watching an hour long video essay about something you love but you have to keep interacting with the website/app in some way that disrupts the video every 5 or so minutes or else you get locked out and require 2FA every time.

I imagine after a long enough time, the lazy people would just quit going and using their service all together. I know I would.

Specifically on Deck, I think I’ve been relegated to just Pokemon Rejuvenation, Baba Is You, and Gemcraft Frostborn Wrath.

I tried getting gyro controls working for Dolphin to play the 2 Sonic book based games, but I can’t figure it out with my stupidity and cannot find a used compatible USB or bluetooth IFR sensor online for the wii remote I can connect to my deck.

Tramp: You must have good English!

99.99999999% of Tramp voters: ineligible to work as truck drivers

1. I have voted every single time I could since I got registered to vote.

2. If I didn’t absolutely jumble my words and such due to some form of anxiety when speaking with people over the phone, I probably would call elected officials in my area.

Best I can do outside of voting is going to some of the protests in my area and not posting anything about what happens online for safety reasons.

Yeah, looks like one of those gacha games, so I really don’t think OLED Deck or desktop Linux users are missing literally anything whatsoever.

Exactly what I was thinking.

I personally am riding out the storm before I make any call on this type of stuff. As much as the current president is mucking things up, I’m holding hope.

I’m so much more used to the left that I absolutely do not like the right at all. Side note: it’s why I absolutely disliked default Gnome when I was first using Ubuntu: programs set up similarly to the right in the start menu adjacent thing.

I’ve been eyeing that one. Ever since maybe a couple months ago I’ve haven’t been liking Auxio as much due to UI changes and Symphony has definitely caught my eye.

Edit: I was thinking something else, but Symphony looks promising after giving it a look at on f-droid.

Some of the only games I could think of are other lego games or something like the Scribblenauts series, for its puzzle solving that doesn’t have a single solution and encourages creativity.

I think the last 3 games I’ve been playing were Mindustry (docked because otherwise that game would be a nightmare for me to set up controls for), Gemcraft Frostborn Wrath, and Pokemon Rejuvenation (they’re pretty much the only fan game I know of that has a native Linux port and I absolutely LOVE the devs for that).

Until my laptop dies or cannot support it, I’m sticking with KDE Plasma. Love how MX configured it (because I’m lazy) and absolutely will keep using it for as long as my laptop survived or can hold it.

Might try other ones in VMs (like ratpoison) in the future for other machines I might set up in the future, but for now KDE Plasma is my go-to that I’ll probably be using for a long time.

Considering I got mine fixed less than a month ago and haven’t been using it at much, I’d hope the battery would be at 100% health. Not 100% sure since I haven’t been on desktop mode since getting it back, though.

All the images I have bookmarked on multiple devices from e621, any game I’ve been even possibly hesitating on pirating, all my Steam games (I don’t trust Inwouldnhe able to get in and install them if I could even get into my account to begin with at that point), and downloading every single song I have saved on yt and Newpipe because I’d never see them again.

A whole slew of things.

Not 100% sure whether he’d like it or not, but HyperRouge. Can easily be played with just the mouse. At least that’s how I play it since I cannot figure out how to move using keyboard.

There’s the free version, which might be available in whatever default software repository is enabled, available through GitHub for compilation, can probably run the free windows version through wine or proton, or there’s the Steam version if you wanna support the devs and/or like things like achievements or online leaderboards to track your progress.