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  • Wow, a real Linux native here! Wonderful to know.

    Yes, I gotta say after running Linux for like a week I seriously couldn't think of coming back to Windows. I just began to understand how much of a trash Windows systems are.

  • Piracy is a capitalism problem.

    People don't pay what it actually costs, people pay that + the revenues the company brings home. And that's a lot now.

    Operating at a loss is a standard practice that is not only meant to drive user adoption, but to (whoops!) remove competition with smaller bags to pay losses from. So we end up with a few services that do whatever they want.

    This is not okay.

  • Streaming:

    -Charges you unreasonable amount of money

    -If you cancel the subscription, you lose it all

    -If they change the terms, you may lose access to some of the things in your library

    Torrent:

    -Costs a grand total of 0$

    -Allows you to retain content for eternity

    -Requires a 5 second effort to enter the name of a show/film in Sonarr/Radarr

    The choice is clear.

  • Yeah, just make a drive/partition NTFS, and it will be usable by both systems. Please note that some Linux software doesn't work well with NTFS, for example Timeshift (backup utility) and Steam Proton, so it's best to have an ext4/btrfs drive for things you do exclusively on Linux and NTFS for common files of both systems (like documents, music, films, whatever)

  • A budget that goes into space exploration, development of groundbreaking science that has its use both in space and on Earth, popularization of science among masses, democratizing access to cutting-edge knowledge, making it free for everyone, including kids and the poor, to access at any time? Yes, please.