raptir @ raptir @lemdro.id

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We were downloading Netflix stuff to my S7 FE's SD card since January of this year with no issues.

I use Linux but the only issues I have are 1) lower quality, since the best quality is usually restricted to Chrome and Edge on Windows and Max, and 2) no downloads.

Netflix is terrible but Disney+ 4k with HDR looks decent.

Their help page says you can download to watch where you don't have an internet connection. So if there is some DRM BS then that's going directly against what their help page indicates.

Now I will say that Tidal worked flawlessly so I at least had some music.

So... what's the point of downloading then?

Not a new discovery, but I rediscovered Torchlight 1 and 2. The Steam Deck controls make it a lot smoother to play than a mouse.

Google gets 100% of the revenue any time someone searches using Google. What's being discussed here is the amount that Google gives device manufacturers for them to set Google as the default search engine.

That would be great for the consumer but not exactly sustainable as a business plan. It doesn't look like the numbers are published, but I have to imagine that a large percentage of InReach subscribers never need to use the SOS functionality.

We have three. One in the kitchen, one in the master bedroom and one in the garage. We also have fire escape ladders in the two occupied bedrooms.

I had to use one recently as our trash can caught fire. We had some towels we had used to oil our griddle and they must have still been hot when we threw them away.

You can't really test a fire extinguisher as it loses pressure when you discharge it.

Part of me feels bad for him as I don't think anyone should get outed like that, but the rest of me wonders how many times he told people they were going to hell for the same things he was doing behind closed doors.

I'm not balking at the idea of paying, I'm balking at the specific pricing. I understand that Google makes more than that but Kagi's goal can't be to be one of the most profitable companies on the planet.

Honestly I would love if they did something like per-search pricing where you can set a monthly limit rather than paying for either 300 searches or unlimited.

The pricing is just... challenging. I'm not going to pay $20 per month for my family to switch search engines.

This site was made by someone who was active on Reddit a few years back. It was made back when Steam specifically provided support for Ubuntu and no other distros.

I can't understand why someone would use Google Maps instead of something built for purpose like GaiaGPS or Alltrails when hiking.

I'm not sure unfortunately - Sonic Sage is a Plex feature and only Tidal has integration with Plex. It should theoretically be possible for one of the "playlist porting" tools like Soundiiz to make something similar because it's just getting the list of songs from chatgpt and then adding them from your library or Tidal as available.

Secure Boot is definitely possible with oS TW. You can select to enable it on install.

With AMD you will be using the open-source drivers for gaming which means openSUSE will give you the benefit of the latest and greatest drivers for best performance.

Honestly just install it with your DE of choice and install Steam. Even for non-Steam games I find that loading them through Steam to use Proton is typically better than setting up Wine independently.

By combining it with Plex and Tidal, use Sonic Sage to create playlists.

uBlock-Origin on Firefox.