Zaphod @ Zaphod @discuss.tchncs.de

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How to Edit Your Steam Profile's Privacy Settings

• With Steam open, navigate to your username on the top of the screen, and select Profile from the drop-down menu.
• Click the Edit Profile button that's located beneath your Steam Level number.
• You should see several descending tabs with profile information on the screen’s left side. Click Privacy Settings at the bottom of the list.
• Mouse over the Game Details and select Private.

source: https://www.pcmag.com/how-to/how-to-hide-the-smut-that-youre-playing-on-steam

Nickelback, although I barely listen to them anymore because my music taste changed

It's because there are so few Linux users and we barely get the chance to talk about it (at least in my case)

Username checks out

it definitely is not, but that's the best way to describe it to someone that has never heard of it

I prefer Kaiserschmarrn with applesauce

I'll gladly be a spawn of satan for people who discriminate over something as handedness

I've actually see 2031 already. it's kinda like Obelix

To add to the other person said: Tab Groups. Firefox doesn't have anything like it

Idk, I've used both browsers and I prefer Chrome in terms of features and UI. But it's not worth the privacy you get with Firefox

ooh my bad... communities aren't the first thing I look at...

Quod Libet has a waveform plugin
https://github.com/quodlibet/quodlibet

May you'll enjoy Deadlink or other Roguelikes/-lites. Many just have a short tutorial and then shut up

The first movie is, so I presume this will be as well

I've looked for something like this as well but found nothing :/ (only simple tab groups)

oh yea. that makes more sense

Money wasted on prints?? What about the money wasted on the app no-one used???

And not to an app to browse a social network, when there's free alternatives without ads

I'm using Wayland KDE Plasma as well and have no issues (on an AMD GPU)