Ace! _SL/S

I guess you’re using Nvidia if you’re having problems with Wayland? Maybe try running nvidia-settings as root, adjust your desktop resolution, refresh rate and settings there. Than save it to /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-nvidia.conf

How are you sure about that?

Also there is a special permission on android that allows apps to read confirmation codes from SMS, maybe you mean that one?

… and then copy that into an encrypted cloud drive.

If you care about privacy you should encrypt the files first and then upload it to the cloud

For gaming PDS is king for stable frametimes and fast response times

Bore is close second

EEVDF is very good too

I also hope you’re compiling with llvm and full lto for maximum snappiness

I’m wondering if this means pre Turing will no longer receive updates

I don’t think you can waste the time of an automated computer program

I’m sure this won’t be abused like everything browsers allow websites to do

Switching from Miui to Evolution X my battery life nearly doubled

After switching to MicroG my battery life increased by roughly 40% again

I hate this new normal where everything is infested with spyware by default

By running everthing in a single thread obviously. Won’t get more powerful than that

I only feel like this when using libraries without type definitions/using bogus types like dict[str, Any] as EVERY fucking variable/return type without providing any docs

Sadge, I already know all of these

Thanks for creating it though, love the awesome something lists

You made a Typo in duperemove btw ;)

Finally, been wanting to play this since forever. Would never buy myself a console though as I hate arbitrary locks

Nope, fixed with newest update

Not true. You can always use steamcmd/the steam console to download any old version

There’s even tools to help with that

Good choice, although I prefer rsync for wireless and adb for wired transfers

There’s something valueable to learn here. Seems like flatpak installs packages per user, meaning when you do

$sudo flatpak update

it runs as the root user, which probably doesn’t have any packages installed.

Kind of a weird concept if you used Windows for a long time before switching to linux, where running as admin still used the same user account just with elevated privileges iirc

Edit: According to flathub running flatpak as root installs packages systemwide, otherwise they’re installed on a per user basis. You should still keep the multi user thing I mentioned in your mind if you’re used to windows

Huh, I’m not into android development so TIL

Yeah, LP is great. Just make sure you get it from the official website https://luckypatchers.com

Even without root you can just remove the apps screenshot detection permission with Lucky Patcher or something similiar

You might wanna checkout Firefox, Google is going to cripple adblock on chromium browsers soon