Central and South America are going to have to get together and form a group to defend themselves from U.S. interference. The U.S. has been interfering in their democracy for far too long. This caused brutal regime to take power and caused death and suffering. It has to stop.

My girlfriend writes them in a word processor, prints them and keeps them organized alphabetically in a binder.

I use Udemy when I need a crash course on something.

Proxmox with Kubernetes and containerization can allow you more easily manage your services and to have less downtime. But, as you said, it adds another layer. Is it worth the time to set it up? Over a long period, yes.

As a DevOps/Developer/Sysadmin, I’d probably use it if I set up a lot of services. If I just have some kind of file share thing, probably not.

Where ya from?

Holy shit. $9k???

Forget what I said lol!

No idea.

But what you could do is buy the laptop, install Linux on it, troubleshoot it if there is any issue, and document the solution online in a blog/wiki post or YouTube video for others to see.

That could be your contribution to the community.

They’re also manipulated on a global scale.

You can thank social media networks and private for profit media conglomerates for this.

Murder is bad, too.

But I can’t say I was upset when Charlie Kirk was killed.

Hahahahahah Terry Fox torch bearing marathon! 🤣

Meanwhile in Canada: “Good! Good! Keep at it. Soon we’ll be able to attack the U.S. with little to no resistance and burn the White House down again.”

I’ve always wondered how the fuck people do that? Absolute wizards.

AI is not the problem. It’s the people and companies behind the popular public AI services that are the problem.

If everyone turned violent against the ruling billionaire epstein class it would certainly fix a LOT of problems.

That’s not what these satellites are used for.

The one time I’m actually going to root for Russia and China.

Luigi was right. We should all strive to be like Luigi.

Just a fair warning, PikaOS is a hobby project. The authors of this distribution make it very clear with a warning message when you install it. They’ll try to maintain it as best they can, but provide no guarantee.

It’s nice for messing around or if it’s for a dedicated gaming PC or device, but it’s a terrible idea as a daily driver.

Either way, I hope you enjour it!

I have an original Steam Link in my living room, and I use it to play games from my PC on the couch. Does Steam on Linux even support this?

Answer: Yes.

Is your PC going to be a gaming-centric PC? Or are you planning on doing other things like work or other stuff?

There’s plenty of gaming-focused distros out there. Some easier and some harder to understand.

From your hardware You’d probably be good with something like Linux Mint or Zorin OS. They’re Ubuntu based and are pretty solid and easy to use. They support your hardware out of the box. Kubuntu might be a good choice too if you want a more windows-y experience with more customization options. I personally have Kubuntu and my 8bitdo controllers work without a hitch via bluetooth. I play mostly indie games and a few AAA titles from Steam, GOG and Epic via the Heroic launcher as well and have had zero issues.

If you REALLY want a gaming-focused distro, you’ll have to go with a Fedora based distro then. Something like Nobara.

But you want to avoid less stable distros like Arch-based ones. Like Cachy OS. Those might end up being more of a headache than anything with problems occurring after updates and a malware-infested 3rd party software repo.

Oh nice!!! Thanks for letting me know! :)