
Creative use of the "Chicken chunks" entrée - this is the MRE included tortillas, government cheese, and main fried in a pan, with some eggs from the fridge :)

Creative use of the "Chicken chunks" entrée - this is the MRE included tortillas, government cheese, and main fried in a pan, with some eggs from the fridge :)
Software and ecosystem wise, I don't think so. Most of the issues stem from the hardware costs due to the AI bubble (Valve can't source components to provide a subsidy similar to the Steam Deck at launch/before shortages).
One nice thing about the release is that the OS is starting to be released for use on general hardware (just need to finish working out the driver kinks)
"SA_Victims_SupportGroup"?
"I believed then, as I believe now, that the politicians should be given the guns and asked to sort out their differences themselves, rather than partaking in nothing more than organized mass murder."
I believe it's A and B, different groups of people advocate for different opinions on the fediverse (you can also see this in how people see different instances like .ml and .shitjustworks), and there is nuance in the sense that the state should be held to a higher standard in actions upon the people whereas if the people disapprove of an individual who is not bothered by the state due to their influence, drastic actions might be the only justice the people will see.
This is very much a "goomba fallacy" circumstance if you merge all sides into one "fediverse viewpoint"
I've been having the same issues with an arch-derived distro and it also gets stuck, leading me to believe that the issue's on flatpack's distribution end.
(I use shelly for my updating, and it works fine for pacman and AURs, but at least for the past day it's hung up on flatpacks. I also tried running "flatpack update" in bash with no results.)
Because of that I don't think there's any solution other than manual installation until Flatpack solves the distribution issue.
Fallout 4 as a modding platform for a apocalyptic sandbox? Sure.
As an actual story and RPG to experience like the rest of the series before it (barring Fo3)? Fuck no.
Internet Historian, 6 months after launch: "The Shittification of Sentinel"
It's a mix of indexes, Bing has been a minority share for years now.
To be fair offline gaming was dominant up until the late 2000s/Early 2010s in my experience, so modern perceptions of cheating are mainly online-centric.
(There's also cheating in the sense of like faking speedruns or trying to enter things like pokemon tournaments with juiced stat pokemon)
Plenty will fall off the back of a truck though.