“We’re sorry, this location is no longer accepting cash.”

What’s the issue with soy? Just an allergy?

1984 I think

Still a Satisfactory level of shooting in that game imo

I think someone did something similar like this with a Skyrim mod where you could speak with your voice to the NPCs and they would respond using info from their character’s background, the Skyrim wiki, etc.

You’re pouring beer on sticky plastic to fix it? /s

I’m sorry for being an adult and hung up after I could see that and hung up after I introduced myself to be in front of the night sky.

It depends on the adapter, but from the ones I’ve encountered they are limited to 30fps at 4k.

**It’s learning… **

But for real, after you explained what’s going on it makes perfect sense, I’m just suprised that “amount of ads delivered” is a watch time metric that the algo “optimizes” for.

I make sure to lock my ISOs in a dungeon every night for maximum tormenting speed.

Yes, you’d use rpm-ostree install on some downloaded RPM after adding the repo manually in /etc for updates later (they really make it painful because layering system packages should always be a last resort).

You’re doing things correctly already. If everything is working fine with all the applications installed in a containerized way (distrobox, flatpak, etc.) no need to mess with rpm-ostree.

100% I was in the same boat as you with the yearly Ubuntu refreshes, and that got so old. Now if there’s an update the breaks something I just rollback and pin the working version until there’s an update that works or I have time to troubleshoot the issue.

It’s not so much that you can’t change parts of your system permanently. Think of it more so like the system partition of the OS is versioned like it’s a git repo. Each time you make a change to the OS filesystem the change is written to a new version of your OS that is layered onto the previous version, and then those changes are commited to the filesystem store, and a new boot entry is created.

So it’s a slightly more involved process to install new/update system packages (you have to reboot into the new version of the OS for the changes to take effect), but you gain a massive advantage in stability as a result (if the new version fails to boot or has other unexpected behavior, just reboot into the old, known working version).

Edit: I’m using Bazzite on two devices btw

Maybe… Just maybe… We’ve evolved past being critters and could use our superior brain power to avoid having to work like the animals…

What about the period at the end of the sentence tho?

The version of Wayland I’m running on bazzite right now is 32-bit? No wonder I’m having issues with 2 4K monitors lol

It’s one of those kitchens where the counter doubles as a table if you get bar stools

Get your dirty PowerShell out of here /s

“You will know society has collapsed when you can no longer reach the root nameservers.”

Not until I read your comment did I realize the fingers were drawn in 😬

Yes