Voytrekk @ Voytrekk @lemmy.world

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It's like when Apple says iPhone n is the fastest iPhone ever created at their announcement event. I would certainly hope so.

I think most people are just used to Window's BS, so these issues are just expected and they know how to fix them.

Linux has an easier experience getting up and running, but when they have an issue, usually it's something completely different from what they have experienced before and get frustrated.

This is why mainline OEMs shipping computers with Linux by default will be a huge step forward.

Seems like a way of saying deleting the app without deleting your data. I guess most users must not be regularly pruning unused apps to make this a desired feature.

It's the tire compound used. They are all relative now, with there being hard, medium, and soft.

I believe they changed the rules so hard is used in Q1, medium is used in Q2, and soft is used in Q3.

I don't particularly care for Epic, but this is some gatekeeping bullshit from Apple.

Name brand cereal has gotten so expensive. I swapped to store brands and haven't noticed a huge difference. Probably better to stop eating cereal in general.

I think the bubble is coming too. The question is how much it will take for normal users to be done with them. The current Lemmy user base is more focused on tech, open source, and/or privacy than the average Internet user, which is why we already abandoned Reddit.

I think having to pay for access to these sites might be the biggest issue, as many people see the Internet as something that should be free.

Sure, more room is nice, but the map could have been 1/3rd the size and still have a good sense of speed with it. A better option would have been to put in some fun mini games with the broom, but that would have been required then to make flying the broom more engaging.

I think the biggest issue for me was how large the map was. They did the castle and hogsmede very well, but then threw in a bunch of filler content in the other towns. If they had stuck to the more core areas only, the game wouldn't have gotten so stale later on.

Those updates in Discover are for flatpak, not dnf. You can verify that with flatpak update.

As for discover wanting to restart to do their update, that's a fedora thing for an extra level of safety while updating. You can read about it here.

They directly reference the data from the feds, which shows that the direct statement isn't completely true. It does show that democrats(Clinton in particular) were better about not increasing the deficit.

I think Seb was having fun because he no longer felt stressed about trying to win a world championship. His new focus was to do as well as possible, but not necessarily the best.

Longer loan terms. Interest rates were really low just a few years ago too, so people were able to buy more than they would have been.

I finished up Guardians of the Galaxy this past weekend, which I enjoyed. Nothing world shattering but a solid title. I'm on a sports game kick right now, so I decided to start a franchise in Madden 23. I would have gone with 24, but it doesn't seem to work on Linux.

I used it previously. I never had crashes because of it, but it would mean I would have to wait for the aur packages to be updated before I could upgrade to the next iteration of GNOME.

The lack of VRR in GNOME is what had me change to KDE. I prefer GNOME in many ways, but I was tired of having to use the vrr patches to keep the functionality.

I do find that the days I need it the most it's slower than molasses.

I want to be able to choose my death panel in the free market!

I think that calling them next gen was okay up to the point that they became readily available.

The series is still great, but decisions by the company recently have really been bad.