I use Navidrome and scrobble to ListenBrainz and Last.fm for suggestions. I’ve recently learnt about Sonobarr but haven’t tried it yet.
It’s not as seamless as playing a song/artist station on spotify or just letting it decide what to continue with at the end of a playlist, but it’s also free (in both ways!).
The complaint about the one I have on my work ZBook is that removing the cable is more fiddly
Yeah, but they’re doing nothing to make that happen, others are doing all the work.
I always tried to buy games from them instead of steam when possible, but since proton and the steam deck… Not so much. I don’t know if that’s a trend, but in my opinion they have to do something about this.
95 wasn’t good. That’s when the “just format C: and reinstall windows” tradition started. I had to do that to my computer at least yearly until 2000 came along.
That’s how the matrix started!
You don’t own proprietary software. When you allow it access to your computing resources, you can just hope it does what you want it to do, the way you want it to.
Sounds like a bonkers extremist position, and in a way it is, but it’s also true.
Distribution choice makes a lot of difference, but they’re not wrong, manufacturers just don’t write drivers for Linux. Sure, we’ve got AMD, Intel, and even nVidia (fuck nVidia btw) writing theirs, but peripherals are way more hit or miss.
That’s only going to be solved with wider adoption.
Don’t you remember the turning point of the 2002 Hartford kidnapping that turned the US society from a tolerant and inclusive society to a racist and violent hell?
You assume they have morals, yet they work for X on an advanced feature
Yeah well he’s an archaeologist anyway, doing Nazis isn’t in his expertise
That’s the reason why I bought a 13 despite coming from multiple touch-screen laptops
Real-time collaboration is fairly useful, you can have a videocall or meeting while discussing changes to a document and making them together
the fediverse’s stance is “fuck everything about this”
I believe that was implied
As long as you take care of backups