Firefox, both on desktop and Android.

If there is a good alternative that’s both available on Linux desktop (Fedora) and Android… AND can install uBlock origins (without manifest 3 limitations) then I’m all ears.

Yes.

How about “America has always been a shit show, and Trump is the parody version”?

Obviously it wouldn’t. The Switch 2 is a different system, and you can count on it having different decryption keys, as well as new methods of checking the validity of older decryption keys.

Count on it taking at least another two years before this console gets hacked and running pirate roms.

Same as it ever was. Same as it ever was. Same as it ever was. Same as it ever was. Same as it ever was. Same as it ever was. Same as it ever was. Same as it ever was.

Well, apparently for Intel cards you can use “embree” to build BVH. But it requires a component of OneAPI.

Neither. Debian package installed with apt.

Better compatibility with Intel Arc cards, for one. Actually that would be a really big one.

I’m on Ubuntu. I had my Intel card work pretty well in Blender 3D,except it couldn’t do BVH calculations in cycles, and I couldn’t for the life of me figure out how to make it work, because the thing that is supposed to make it work breaks the render kernels for Blender.

Alright… But it still rendered faster than my GTX 1060.

But then I also realised I couldn’t boot up any UE5 game because somehow it was convinced my card isn’t DX12 compatible. Also major artefacting issues in Oblivion Remastered.

Right… So I decided to go from Ubuntu LTS to Ubuntu 25.04, because the cutting edge MESA drivers needs a newer kernel, and the newer kernel is supposedly more Intel card friendly, which might fix my BVH calculation issues with Blender as well.

UE5 games run now, except for Oblivion Remastered, which still has graphical artefacting. But Intel didn’t have render kernels for Ubuntu 25.04 yet, so I couldn’t render with cycles at all until they updated their repo.

They eventually updated their repo a week or two ago. But the render kernels don’t load at all in Blender 3D, telling me “Oh this is meant for OneAPI compatible cards”, yes, what the fuck do you think an Intel Arc A770 is!?!

So… Uh… Yeah, if there is a distro put there without all of this, that would be very great.

Yes, but he also programmed Jarvis… So…

That’s called being a class traitor.

Sounds like the Catholic Church, alright. But I’m pretty sure the MAGA crowd doesn’t give a shit about that.

Whatever is a “poor choice” for the MAGA movement is a great choice in my book. Even if it’s about a religious figure.

I mostly use the Deck for emulation and to play my massive library of Indie games (thank you Humble Monthly).

Cool story bro.

Except the story is actually cool, and you’re a real bro!

“Upgrading” to a supported operating system… “Upgrading”.

Andrew Tate is so successful because there already existed the conditions to radicalise young people for quite some time.

Cult leaders or radical leaders don’t have a platform if everyone is just fine. No-one in a healthy environment wakes up in the morning and decides “let’s start some hateful shit, because it’s just so much fun!”

Yes… It’s because of the few loud-mouthed, salty, misogynists that men are generally lonely.

Maybe if this wasn’t the attitude towards men all the time, there’d be less young boys listening to twats like Andrew Tate.

Ah, so it’s… What… Uh… worse than 2008 now?

Yeah, I’ve been hearing some very shitty things about there RMA process since before they released their first model Ally. Wasn’t it their motherboard that fucked CPUs? And then they released a “fix” update to the BIOS that was still an alpha, didn’t actually fix anything, and voided the warranty if you installed it?

Didn’t the ROG Ally have a lot of problems? Have those problems been fixed?

Talking about melting SD card slots, needing to play plugged in to make any use of its power, and unstable frame times.