A Christmas Carol (1984) really fucked with me when I was younger; I think I've rewatched it since and it wasn't that bad

This. You can use something like ProtonPlus (available as a flatpak/on Discover) to install/update ProtonGE if you're feeling lazy, and can set the default compatibility layer in steam settings so you don't have to adjust it for every game

Also, fellow OpenSUSE+KDE user here :)

iirc, it costs $99 a year to be able to upload apps on the apple app store rather than a one-time $25 on android. Also, apple test flight or whatever has a limited amount of people who can use it, rather than just installing an apk on android. Apple's ecosystem makes it much harder for open source or small apps to exist for iOS devices.

I've been in a similar situation

edit: For context, there was a bug with the graphics driver that was putting out an error every frame, at 200+ fps... needless to say, I could actively see the log growing in size

I'm kinda surprised no one's mentioned them yet; but if you wanted a long-winded version of Tom Scott with a focus on technologies, take a look at Technology Connections

It does indeed.

Not to mention openSUSE Tumbleweed instead of Fedora :)

This is quite sad news. I feel like there isn't a phone other than the zenfone 9/10 that could be a valid option for me. I guess I'll just stick with this phone as long as I can. Hopefully they also release the unlock bootloader so I can download a new OS or some updates.

I had an issue on my PC (assuming faulty graphics driver or bug after waking from sleep) that caused my syslog file to reach 500GiB. Yes, 500GiB.

They'd still be confused, considering commercial typewriters weren't invented until the late 1800s

I listen to too much music... only like 16% of the year (excluding December)

How do you play bubble volleyball?

nvm, I just can't comprehend english

Make it every twenty-one years this Thursday

Don't forget the Minnesota assationations

nothing could possibly go wrong

GH Issue link if you don't want/have time to watch the video: https://github.com/valvesoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/3671

love that game ::)

According to Dr. Calibri, there's a 99.9999% chance they will approve it :)

Like AstralPath said, the take a fairly large portion of the final payout, but more than that, when they are working on commission, they pay for all the costs, which isn't very tempting. For most laywers, if not all, working on commision, the have to be fairly certain of two things:

1. They have a good chance of winning the case
2. Their portion payout will cover (and preferably more than cover) the costs they put into it

Unfortunately, not both are true that often. So, many people are just left screwed over with no way to recover anything