This is misinformation since both operating systems can gracefully and forcibly shut down processes.

Unpausable and unskippable cutscenes

"Man in the middle". They are used by a lot of web services as a proxy, usually to prevent DDOS attacks.

I love systemd!

Wasn't expecting to see Jeff in Lemmy of all places

Why is the 🫣 emoji censored?

I was recently looking for a decent WiFi 7 router to replace my aging Archer A6. Then, looked up the table of hardware at toh.openwrt.org and almost none of the WiFi 7 routers from mainstream brands was supported. Glad to see something first-party releasing soon. I'll definitely buy one when it releases.

That's very unfortunate. However, I'd like mention a few things about attempting a self-repair:

• You don't need a heat gun to disassemble it. A simple Philips head screwdriver will do.
• Batteries are dangerous regardless of their charge. You should be careful handling them even when they are fully discharged.

Linux Mint, my beloved ❤️

What?

I have been using Bitwarden on my various Android phones (including Samsung) for years and had none of the issues you described. The problem could be your device.

I really loved Nier games. Hope he makes something similarly weird someday.

So called "Mining Rigs" are powerful computers. People are lending their computational resources to a blockchain in exchange for some cryptocurrency.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, we had a crypto-boom where a lot of people were hoarding gaming graphics cards (which were cheaper than dedicated cryptocurrency mining hardware) for increased earnings.

This led to a lot of people (particularly gamers) hating cryptocurrencies and miners, not unlike the RAM crisis going on right now due to the "AI" bubble.

Also, mining rigs draw a lot of power to operate, which comes out as heat. The temperature of Hell talked about in the post might refer to this, or simply sinful (from the perspective of gamers) nature of mining.

Wasn't Signal only able to disclose first and last timestamps when a user has connected to their servers when receiving legal requests? I just assumed their protocol made it so that they can't do it, or they theoretically can but don't store such logs.

I believe Steam Deck officially supports only Micro SD cards. I used one for about six months and had no issues.

Steam Deck is just a computer. You can install any other Linux distro. Or Windows, if you are into that. I wouldn't recommend anything other than SteamOS, though.

Sekiro is only 13GB and I think that's very neat

I believe it was Australia

I believe they are the same person who made gpu-screen-recorder (Nvidia ShadowPlay clone). They are obviously very talented and I think it would be better to spend that effort improving Wayland compositors instead.

Still, I wonder what their motivations are as this page does not mention that.