A Sharky Anthro
LostWanderer@fedia.io
<p>Just a dude on the internet, looking for content and fun! I love Linux, gaming, writing, reading, music, anime, walks, and occasionally movies too. Chronically ill and anxious too, that makes life quite interesting...At times. Also learning about my anthro shark leanings...Thanks furries for providing me with a safe place to explore this part of me!</p> <p>I might blog a lot more at: <a href="https://brainbox.micro.blog">https://brainbox.micro.blog</a></p> <p>Blogging, remains to be seen!</p>
Posts
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Post #4500045
Yeah, I'd have booed because Art is very much a human endeavor. Gassed up LLMs have no place in that space! Human made art is vibrant, beautiful, feels intentional. Like, I hope they abandon the notion next year (if people are even interested in showing up after that stupid stunt).
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Yikes, This HUD proposal will only create housing insecurity!
I don't like the fact that they are trying to put in place Work Requirements and being allowed to live in Public Housing 2 years before needing to find another place. So I urged them to reject the proposal and suggested some other methods of increasing affordable housing... This is going to affect a lot of people, creating housing insecurity at a time when it's fucking terrible out there! The point is cruelty, making yet more people homeless, and desperate because the social safety net...
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I recently switched to Garuda Linux, after running openSUSE Tumbleweed for a while.
I've been a long time openSUSE Tumbleweed user, it's a cool distro with a lot of ease of use. I got used to the flow of openSUSE Tumbleweed, of navigating it's update process, and generally enjoying the speed of zypper. However, I find myself really loving the flow of Garuda Linux (an Arch-based distro) that takes the sting out of using Arch. As it has a lot of scripts and tools designed to make Arch management not as difficult. While you do learn about how Arch functions because the...
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Post #134461
You're welcome! Since you were chill, I simply replied in kind. As that's just what people should try to do!
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Post #133535
"Lmao. The AI note was to head off the silly commenter that was sure to show up and make the accusation. It was not really directed at you." My guess was correct then, so this is fine! While we do differ on our gaming wants and needs, I feel this is fine as well. As not everyone is uniform in what they want and what they need from a gaming platform. Personally, I appreciate the ease of consoles, except when it comes to troubleshooting because I can't change how a game behaves w...
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Post #132390
To me, if Sony has tried in recent memory, they'll do it again. They already have an aggressive walled garden approach that is meant to trap users (much like Apple). I can't realistically support that kind of behavior, until they make the majority of their games multi-platform (like Microsoft has) and PSN absolutely not necessary on other platforms with better online integration and authentication support...They can kick rocks. While Sony did fulfill promises of hardware capabilities f...
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Post #131999
I'm glad your happy with this move. Personally, I despite Sony as well, they aren't a great company (I lump them in with Microsoft) because of the corpo bullshit they've tried to pull but angry gamers made them back down. Their insecure PSN and constant breeches+down time that I was reading about made me real nervous to even consider them as well. You had to make a change and this was your choice because there are so few console makers to choose from.
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Post #131566
If I am forced to use Windows 11, then I will begrudgingly do so (my workplace has a PC with Windows 11 installed and it's so manky). The only other place where I tolerate it is on my Xbox Series S (which might be replaced completely with a Steam Machine). The only reason why I tolerate it on my Xbox is because installing a distro would be difficult and not have any significant payoff as most distros are meant for full on PCs. With Microsoft growing to become the shittiest they can become, I...