Yeah, OP definitely played hard mode lol

Anyone who tells you that gaming on Linux isn’t somewhat experimental is lying. I think it’s getting there, though.

This kind of “checking that I’m still orthodox” post makes my skin crawl. Who is “we”?

Jacobin is a strongly biased source and unlikely to be trustworthy or accurate in it’s “reporting”.

For some reason, referring to a computer or VM that runs Linux as a “Linux box” triggers me.

Wow, I had no idea stellers jays lived outside California. Great photos!

Where were these taken?

Your work hasn’t upgraded to Windows 11 yet, I see.

Humble Bundle and storybundle.com sell DRM-free ebooks.

Plenty of people like NAT.

ZeroTier is pretty easy to set up, but at the point where you’re worrying about “barriers to sharing” you should probably using a cloud service anyway.

China does have a higher life expectancy than the US, but still a lower one than most other capitalist nations. You are wrong about Cuba, it still has a lower life expectancy.

Check your facts: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1248540/us-ussr-life-expectancy-at-birth-cold-war/

We should definitely be switching to the specification in RFC 6214. IPoACv6 is the latest standard.

IPv6 is great, but NAT is quite functional and is prolonging the demise of IPv4.

Puppy Linux was my first ever Linux distro. Great memories.

You don’t?

Owner class would love nothing more than to disarm the working class.

Toner is tiny plastic particles, but ink can be made of various biodegradable dies and ink cartridges can be more easily refilled. Toner tends to be more economical than ink, but for the same reason that it is less environmentally friendly: Plastic particles don’t dry up or biodegrade. Additionally, toner cartridges print more pages before needing to be replaced.

My favorite bird!