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yeah but they seem hell-bent on forcing their stupid snap store down everyone's throats. Flatpaks work just fine, imo, snaps are unnecessary

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my pile of punch cards would like to have a word with you

Using Mint right now, started off with Kubuntu but decided to stick with the Gnome desktop environment for a bit, at least until KDE works out some of its kinks lol. I will say, KDE worked better with my drawing tablet than Gnome so...

Try www.wefwef.app!

I was thinking they’d just put a film over the actual window so a user doesn’t have to wear a headset, it would just be integrated into the actual car (Apple car?)

Yes but not for headsets, I think we’ll see more adoption for driving, where the windshield and side windows have a secondary layer overlayed on the glass so that navigation and other hud elements can be thrown up there, while maintaining high visibility. It’ll probably double as decent tinting as well. Idk tho lol

I think the notorious hacker named 4chan works there

Big ups for Classicube, it really captures the feeling of old Minecraft way better than the classic.minecraft.net instance.

My entry would be Lego SuperSonic RC, and old shockwave 3D game on the Lego store that let you drive an Ed car around the air ducts and ramp off shelves to get points for doing cool stunts. It’s not that deep of a game but my brothers and I got a lot of mileage out of it, especially since it was one of the few games that ran on our old Windows 98 pc lol.

There sort of is on their GitHub page!

https://github.com/users/buresdv/projects/4/views/1

I’ve looked into this and haven’t really found anything that’s great, outside of using Home Assistant’s camera entity feature to pull the latest radar loop .gif from Weatherbug. A great non-foss app is Radar Omega. Some features do cost money but as a severe weather enthusiast I think it’s worth it.

I’m about ready to block it on my home network with openDNS just to really help break that habit. Anyone know if there’s an extension to always add “-Reddit.com” to the end of searches online?

Watching hundreds of subreddits go dark on the hour every hour is very cathartic. The twitch stream started with a couple hundred and now it’s at 15,000 viewers. Looking forward to the Wikipedia write up on this, at least I hope there’s one.