chunkystyles

I was so excited for the game that I got ahold of a leaked alpha before the game released and played that. And then of course pre-ordered the game and played it immediately​ when it released.

I was really excited for Otherworld.

It gets to a point where it doesn't feel like you have control over your own computer.

For me, a big one was how it would constantly wake from sleep for no reason or to update. If put it to sleep and most times it would wake before I even s stood up from my desk. And there are settings you can change to stop that, but Windows will just randomly reset them.

And this is a really small one, but Windows 11 dropping features that Windows 10 has. It's very stupid that Windows 11 won't let you have a vertical task bar.

I've been a Windows user for 30+ years and always loved that OS until recently. But now I love Linux. An OS that truly lets me own my computer and do what I want.

The US has a left lean ("left" by US standards). What I mean by that is it's not an even split. The majority of Americans lean left. The only reasons the right has any power in this country is due to the first past the post voting system, gerrymandering, voter suppression, and the electoral college.

Either you're lying, or you're being pedantic. I mean fiat currency in general.

Yep, it's crazy how easy it is.

I'm also loving immutable. It took me a while to get the hang of it, though. And it can be confusing to someone who doesn't know anything about Linux if they read instructions online for a different distro.

I started on Bazzite, but later installed Aurora instead. I then rebased back to Bazzite for a while because I thought it would help with a very specific piece of software. I have since rebased back to Aurora, hopefully for good. But I love how easy it is to rebase.

I regularly down vote things. I up vote a lot more than that, though. I'm sure the ratio is at least 3:1 or higher for up to down.

Are my down votes spam?

Uhuh...would you take Monero if it could never be exchanged for dollars?

I can't recommend Bazzite (or one of its related distros Bluefin or Aurora) enough as a daily driver OS on your desktop and laptop. I dropped Windows this year and couldn't be happier about it.

My healthcare plan is coming in two weeks!

I'm in PA and it doesn't get nearly as cold here, of course. We got mini splits in 2022 that can do -33f, I think. No resistive backup for us.

Mini splits are so, so nice.