_cryptagion [he/him]

With default settings it still fetches southparkuncensored.com for me. It might query those engines, but it also queries other ones by default as well.

I literally told you months ago I have a SearXNG instance up, you fucking knob.

You should be using SearXNG anyway.

the problem lies in that many apps made for productivity are not made with small screens in mind. can it be done? yes, just as it can on any other PC. is the QoL on a steam deck for productivity as good as on a desktop or laptop?

most assuredly not.

the steam deck is great for gaming, and gets really good battery life with many 2d games, but I would not consider it all that useful for any sort of productivity tasks. I would go with an actual laptop for that sort of stuff.

I just checked, the credentials are still good.

be advised that if you’re doing dev work on Bazzite, you might have to make use of a distrobox depending on the software you use. for example, VSCode is available as a Flatpak, but if you want to use other things with it like NPM, you’ll have much less headache trying to get it to work by installing it in a distrobox.

https://github.com/89luca89/distrobox/blob/main/docs/posts/integrate_vscode_distrobox.md

Proton has been an incredible game-changer for Linux

it’s been a game changer for gaming in general. the fact that enough gamers are switching to Linux to boost its market share higher than it’s ever been before is going to change gaming in ways we’re only beginning to see. I mean, Valve is planning a console launch, and who knows what other consoles we’ll see in the coming years. maybe some crowdfunded ones that actually take off. and all this attention from gamers is going to mean some of them start switching to Linux for their everyday tasks, which could end up having an affect on computing in general.

but the best part about it is that it might very well break up the monopoly microsoft has on computing, which is good for the users because it will mean we’ll have more options, and that’s never a bad thing.

stick to games that actually run on Linux

these days, that’s practically everything. last game I tried that didn’t work was Rust, and that was a few years ago. these days, I don’t even check ProtonDB to see if a game works, I just assume it does.

don’t forget he did interviews. what kind of idiot does that?

According to a report from Infobae, Warles previously acknowledged the illegal nature of the service, while informing followers that ‘no one could catch him’. The alleged operator had also appeared in press interviews and was active on YouTube as W4RLES.

for fucks sake

why not copyparty?

I had to explain what a CD was to my kids the other day because I saw a CD-ROM mirror and decided to get one. We didn’t even cover what “burning” one was.

Why use Caddy at all then? Tailscale would work just as well, with the added bonus that you could access it outside your LAN without exposing it to the clearnet.