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The game has functionality that does not work on the Steam Deck. Valve is completely in the right here. If the developers wanted it to get a rubber stamp from Valve, then they shouldn't have made part of the game broken on Linux.
The game has functionality that does not work on the Steam Deck. Valve is completely in the right here. If the developers wanted it to get a rubber stamp from Valve, then they shouldn't have made part of the game broken on Linux.
If I can't save for retirement, I might as well have a nice bike and a nice gaming PC.
I don't know of an app that has all of them, but Pirate Solitaire is beautiful.
Lots of people complain about Schildichat for various reasons, but Element for Android gets unbearably slow for me after less than a day of use. Clearing the cache resets the timer, but it just keeps happening. That doesn't happen on Schildichat, and those two apps are the only ones I know of that support both spaces and threads, which I need.
Again, with the probable ADHD, that sort of workflow would never work for us. I can understand why you want to get away from it.
I have ADHD. Setting it up took some time and effort, but I haven't had to mess with it since.
I have been on a similar search.
I don't think Joplin does real-time collaboration, if that is the kind of collaboration you're looking for. If you don't expect you and your wife to edit documents at the same time, it may work for you. For me, I almost exclusively want to real-time edit lists with my partner.
My current system gets around real-time collaboration needs by using 3 obsidian notes in a shared obsidian vault. For example, my partner and I each have a grocery list with a dataview showing the other's list in their own. That way my partner can edit their list and I can see what they're editing while doing the same on mine, thus avoiding collisions. Then, I have an in-store grocery list view that joins the two lists and groups by isle, and we just check off things on a single phone as we put them in the cart.
I would LOVE to get away from this system.
Hedgedoc 2.0 will have an Explore Page when it comes out, and with that, I think it will solve my use case. It has a good-enough mobile interface, and markdown isn't terrible.
For the music festival, have you considered something more robust like a wiki?
I built a budget custom board using this chassis, gateron yellows, and cheap no-name keycaps from amazon for about $150. Judging by the images I found online for "cassette futurism", this may be your style and is pretty quiet.
https://ymdkey.com/products/gb-ncr-80-r2-vintage-mechanical-keyboard-kit?_pos=1&_sid=6bb93662c&_ss=r&variant=39487470469181
Can you give examples of the "really sweet compact keyboards" that are both expensive and windows-only?
For custom mechanical keyboards, $200 is about the starting point.
Well, hopefully my invidious instance holds up for a while
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5f6GC7SnhU
Get your secrets out of there and share your config :)
I hope the reason they took so long is that they were waiting on a really good color e-ink screen, but I doubt it. That said, I love my Kobo Sage and my LazyLibrarian + Calibre-web + Kobo Sync workflow, and if you can do the same on these, then they'll probably be a good buy.
Not on the stuff I write in-house. I haven't had any new external projects funded since I started here. I have asked for some current projects that are MIT to switch to GPL, but that's a can of worms, and none have pulled the trigger yet.
I work for a US state agency that funds FOSS projects, and all projects that I write in-house or fund in the future will be GPL.
EDIT: Not the CNBC article, but the source for the 44% number, I don't know why I conflated the two in my head.
Sure. First, here is the non-paywalled version of the article: https://archive.is/dYiTl
Second, here is a succinct explanation of the problem with the 44% number they state: https://medium.com/@TheDebunker/the-article-is-a-disturbing-fraud-78faeebe2836
Just a heads-up: There is not an actual source that shows that private equity purchased 44% of single-family homes in 2023, let alone that Blackstone did. This all seems to be coming from this Medium article misunderstanding or misrepresenting the linked cnbc article (EDIT: and others) the source for the 44% number, which is not, in fact the cnbc article. That was my bad.
other open source mice and trackballs:
ploopy: https://ploopy.co/
jfedor2:
I think the team were "contractors" so that google could do this and sidestep other employee protections.
Excited for this! I already have a Pixel 3a on the way to try out Ubuntu Touch.
To make life easier for yourself, I'd highly recommend running Linux on a separate drive. The Linux distribution installers I've used will install the bootloader on whatever drive you choose to install on, but the windows installer will use the storage controller's port ordering to choose which drive to install on.
Your best bet is to simply disconnect the Windows drive when installing Linux and to disconnect the Linux drive when installing Windows, then just use the BIOS boot selection screen to choose which OS to boot into.
You can add your Windows drive to Grub and you might be able to add your Linux distro to your Windows bootloader, but keeping them entirely separate is probably best.