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Hiromi is amazing! And lol her expressions all throughout this

Yesterday I woke up sucking a lemon

Yeah I respect the strategy element just it's ultimately a sport we should stop playing.

Bad take. :baseball-crank: and soccer are both entertaining sports in their own rights, without many of the more problematic aspects of American football.

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I like to check in on my fellow liberals every once in a while.

On CaylxOS (a privacy-respecting Android derivative), you can select your preferred app for each type of link. I have Fritter for Twitter links and Apollo for Reddit links. I would imagine this works for normal Android too but I'm not sure. As far as how to do it, I think it prompts me whenever I click a new link type for the first time.

When I say maintenance with respect to Arch Linux, I mean ensuring that all pieces of your system which you personally chose continue to function together without issue e.g., configuring display drivers (especially relevant with dual intel/nvidia), PulseAudio/Pipewire, laptop power management, and generally dealing with applications that do not officially support Arch Linux if they break. Manjaro (if I recall correctly) removes the task of putting the system together yourself, but it will still require more knowledge to maintain and troubleshoot than most Ubuntu derivatives. This doesn't mean that it's a bad choice, or even necessarily that it's a bad choice for new users, but if switching you should nevertheless keep it in mind.

Just a warning, if you want to avoid Linux burnout I suggest switching to Ubuntu/Fedora/Pop!_OS or similar. I have been all the way around, using Arch Linux, Gentoo, and NixOS, but then I settled on Pop!_OS and it has been very low-maintenance so far. I especially recommend it if you have a dual intel/nvidia laptop and/or you do gaming. Granted, if you are willing to make the commitment, these more advanced distros can be rewarding, but for someone making their first commitment to Linux, I would suggest starting with something lower maintenance.

I really enjoyed this game. Maybe I'll get back into it.

Wolfgang is good and even a little lefty.

I wish my school had this. :deeper-sadness:

Gentoo's a ton of fun, and super rewarding if you stick with it. In my experience, it can be a bit painful getting your system into a configured state, but once you're there it is a very powerful feeling.

I like how it was not relevant or necessary for him to state their ages and genders but he still couldn't stop the Libertarian moment from happening.

Oh yeah, I kinda forgot about that. I actually have dual intel/nvidia in my laptop but I disabled the nvidia to save power.

I don't really know what's going on here, but it sounds cool and I hope you're enjoying it.