In the future, you just need to make sure the game is running on Proton. You might need to change the Proton version.

Just clicking those drop-down options will be the majority of “troubleshooting” you’ll have to do to get games working.

I’m a huge fan of Aurora, the least popular ublue desktop OS. Bazzite is great, too. But I prefer Aurora.

Hell, even my wife uses it and has no complaints.

I hate vibe coding. However, this is the best use of it. I’ve done it several times for scripts and basic HTML dashboards.

Unless I’m missing something, this is a pretty bog standard SQL injection, yeah?

JavaScript might be more widely appliable. Java is good to learn, too. If you learn Java, you can also learn Kotlin which is a glorious language to work with.

And all it takes is for one of those folks to be motivated and stupid to really muck things up.

Unfortunately, CEOs are really only good for one thing. Saying nothing by spouting a bunch of corporate jargon.

It’s a shame. But personally, I prefer ESP32 devices more these days anyway.

I guarantee I will never use this information. But thank you anyway.

I guarantee it will.

This isn’t at all what I implied. I really don’t understand the hostility here.

It shouldn’t be controversial to say that Google is trying to suggest videos to you it thinks you’ll watch. Their whole goal is to keep you watching as long as possible.

As someone who also doesn’t get recommended right or far right content, it’s not victim blaming to say that the algorithm thinks they want to watch those kinds of things.

The algorithm is shit. But there’s something about their activity, when filtered through the algorithm, results in those suggestions. This is just a statement of fact.

Java isn’t an exciting language, sure.

Kotlin is, though.

I only got Steam when HL2 released because I had no need for it before then. I don’t remember having any real negative feelings about it.

I love the vertical task bar in KDE. It does exactly what I want it to, and that’s so refreshing.

Sadly I’m in this boat. We use Oracle database and have stored procedures all over the place. For us, the cost to convert everything would probably be huge.

I’d love to switch to PostgreSQL.

Bazzite already fills this niche. It just doesn’t have the Steam name on it.

There are subjective reasons to not like Mint just like there are for every distro.

I, personally, would not use Mint. But it’s great for a lot of folks.