Yes, like any Linux running KDE. With Steam installed.

Lots and lots of others have laid off. Presumably some better companied have added jobs in the meantime.

Thats been my experience as well.

On SO it seems much more likely that the answers answering a different question have a negative score.

I never once actually asked a question there. Partly because most of the time, the question I was asking had always been asked.

However, I have found the correct answer to 100s of questions there. Usually through google/ddg/kagi searches.

This is interesting because a huge amount of AI “knowledge” comes from stack exchange.

Now I’ll go read the other comments and article to see if that’s already been mentioned :)

Best?

That dossn’t seem like “one path” if it’s almost the exact opposite of what they were saying.

Use your shoulder? Or a headset?

A bunch of people are like that, too.

It’s like buying some expensive bottle of wine, thwn chugging half. And throwing the rest away.

Unless it was a new Harry Potter apparently.

Oh no?

Read the article?

That first sentence makes my brain hurt. Your drawning teacher did what now, and how does that relate to what you do “at the work”?

KDE Neon here. I really really like it.

Right, you just use, you know, non-disposable diapers in that case.

I keep starting to set up nextcloud (or something) for files, but then wondering why I wouldnt just use NFS/SMB.

Good.

What if they write it down in a single, centralizedz password manager? Which itself could be compromised?

That’s the only way I can keep the literally 100 accounts ive accumulated over the years straight, without reusing passwords.

And while I believe that is reasonably secure in my case, if that got compromised I’d be pretty screwed (well, 2fa would probably still limit the worst of it). But most people probably wouldn’t even be that secure about it.

Doesn’t hoit!

Why would you want to use speakerphone anyway? Especially in a public place where they’d be harder to hear?