Wow, that’s courageous, well done. I’m envious. I’m still battling with the sunk-cost fallacy mostly related to my youtube account. My gmail just redirects to my new mail address currently, so that’s sort of sorted until I’ve gone through 20 years of created accounts that are linked to it.

You guys, I think Perifractic was in a Star Wars movie haha.
Looking forward to hearing more as this progresses.
I would’ve looked up whether Commodore Corp. had changed hands via KVK: https://www.kvk.nl/bestellen/#/83289348000049466550 but unfortunately it’s paywalled.

Oof. I love Obsidian, I really do, but The Outer Worlds 1 wasn’t at all the kind of game I was looking for. NPC’s felt very cardboard-y, each and everyone you had to talk to was anchored to one place, the world didn’t feel lived in or alive.

And then asking $80 for a sequel to that?
That’s gonna be a no from me dawg.

Reminder for beltalowda: Telltale, as it rose from its grave, the first game they released upon returning from the dead was “The Expanse: A Telltale Series”, a prequel story about Drummer (who is voiced by Cara Gee).
It’s unfortunately only available on Steam and Epic Games Store on PC and not GOG.

And until I know more about Osiris Reborn, I’m imagining it a bit like Mass Effect based on the description, “story-driven action RPG”.

Oh, I didn’t even notice that, yeah, that’s amazing! Might be a game I buy on release just for that reason. DRM-free should be incentivized after all.

Not sure. I always just thought it was due to laws in those countries.
In the case of Albania it seems that it’s just as simple as youtube not being present in the country at all, and that Albania has just been allowed access to youtube despite being a money drain and them not helping pay for server costs via ads.

VPN to Albania or Monaco since they don’t have ads on youtube at all.

Nice! If it wasn’t for the 100GB free cloud storage I have on OneDrive I would definitely have switched as well.

Onedrive isn’t the easiest to set up, but it isn’t so bad. You need the OneDrive client for linux, which is available in the main fedora repository (sudo dnf in onedrive) and for easier use and setup I recommend OneDriveGUI which has a pretty easy way to setup ones profile. Available either as an appimage, by compiling yourself or via the AUR via distrobox (which I just tested from Nobara and works, although personally I just use the appimage version).

Ahh, I did read about that just now from another thread. About this archwiki page in particular.

Ole Thestrup was such a good comedic actor for many of the same movies, his deliveries were so friggin’ funny. It’s a shame this clip doesn’t have subtitles, but it starts out with the scene you mention.

I don’t think I’ve seen KDE like this before, very cool. And I can see from upvoting you in the past that you’re pretty new to linux, but it certainly looks like you’ve landed on your feet. I don’t remember why I installed easy effects, but I see you using it here, are there any advantages for doing so? Is it to boost output or something?

I heard somewhere that society’s only real jobs are the one you can depict in a children’s book, but I don’t know about this one.

Like the user “UserIDAlreadyInUse” in the article’s comment section wrote:

And in the very next WIn11 update, Microsoft introduces an exception list to DRM blocking and wouldn’t you know it, Signal is top-of-line in said list.

I certainly wouldn’t trust Microsoft.

This is the tl;dr paragraph from the article:

With no API for blocking Recall in the Windows Desktop version, Signal is instead invoking an API Microsoft provides for protecting copyrighted material. App developers can turn on the DRM setting to prevent Windows from taking screenshots of copyrighted content displayed in the app. Signal is now repurposing the API to add an extra layer of privacy.

Apathetic voters not giving a shit shouldn’t be a surprise. I think it would be more interesting to see if people already politically enough engaged to have picked a “team” were willing to switch sides based on the outcome of debates.

You’re a stinky cheese fella aren’t you?

Well, I am dairy man, so I’ve seen, smelled and tasted a lot of funky stuff.

In rare cases white mold cheese will taste like blue mold cheese because of cross contamination, but that’s about the only defect I’ve experienced buying cheese close to their expiration dates. Oh, and camembert cheeses being a bit too runny and ammonia tasting, but as a sicko I kind of like that.

Let me put it this way: They print expiration dates on SALT.
Now, it’s pretty convenient that stores here in Denmark sell products cheaper just before they “expire” because certain products actually get better with time like cheese.
Safe to say I’m the second type hehe…