babybus @ babybus @sh.itjust.works

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Eyes can't measure distance. You can only make rough estimations.

As far as I know, iRacing isn't working on Linux properly. I tried ACC and rFactor 2. But you'd better ask here: https://matrix.to/#/#simracer:matrix.org

X-plane natively supports Linux, works using proton too.

There are some drivers: https://jugandoenlinux.com/tutoriales/volantes.html

inb4 reboot to install windows 11

Only in cyberpunk literature.

i am ALL trump on this blessed day :)

Do European cars come with distance measuring equipment??

We are all Trump on this blessed day.

But don't brake violently, there might be other cars behind you.

I feel this is more truthful about Hollywood movies. When you watch a documentary, it's often: "he was a family guy", "nobody thought he could do this", "he was so charming", etc.

That's not what the article says though.

You aren't the only one. I don't bother solving them anymore because of this nonsense. I simply close the tab.

You can always donate your billions for a good cause.

What UI? Both browsers render one line with tabs and the address bar below. They're almost identical.

The context matters, doesn't it? Like it or not, systemd is essential for moderns Linux systems by design, it's necessary for them to work. You can't say the same about recall. Comparing the approach without comparing the products is unfair.

Comparing systemd to recall is like comparing apples to gauges of guitar strings.

Exactly. A paid search engine is a privacy nightmare, and you have zero guarantees that they don't monetize you one way or another in addition to the subscription fee.

cunk on the world

Cunk on Earth, perhaps?