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My experience is the opposite, WhatsApp is my most reliable bridge requiring exactly zero intervention to reauthorize or troubleshoot.

Your right you still have to have the app because of how it works. But you can’t bridge the calls anyways, I just have message notifications off.

This isn’t about continued uptime. It’s total time on. Rebooting doesn’t reset this figure.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_People_(Black_Mirror)

Check out this black mirror episode.

I was really happy when I could finally play the horizon games and enjoyed the heck out of them. But if the third one never comes to PC then I’ll just never play it. At worst I’ll be able to just watch the entire thing being played for the story.

Same with part three for ff7 remake. But again I’ll just have to live without it. My console days are over and they aren’t coming back.

That’s the trick, it’s actually about advertising to increase the total NASA budget so that they can actually get some space travel done

Opnsense or pfsense are good options. Most people would suggest the former.

If you use your existing router as an AP you need to ensure it has a different IP address then your firewall and turn off DHCP.

If buying APs most would suggest unifi access points for their features and ease of use.

The *sense options let your use wire guard, openvpn, or others like tailscale, tinc.

For hardware any dual nic (in the speed you want) any n95, n100, n150 mini PC should more than meet your needs.

I’m pretty sure in a few cases at least it’s because academics don’t consider eye health and stare at things way to close for way too long for days, weeks, months on end which damages their vision

From my perspective it’s a place where things collect so I know if there’s a reason to open an app. I don’t bounce in and out of apps or check things at all unless there’s a notification.

I leave my phone on silent at all times so when I do look at it I check the notification area, but not all the different things that might put a notification in there.

Also I disable notifications for most things that would spam me.

I’m not than happy to celebrate every single holiday that gets me out of work

Mich like in the opening scene of idiocracy: https://youtu.be/Rp1HUcFvJh4

Perhaps anti vaccination groups are just the natural population control trigger to counterbalance the described effect?

But to me it’s extra funny because anti vaccination groups happen to closely align with religion most of the time. And they can’t see the benefits of mass vaccination so it must not be real, but in almost the same sentence they want you to believe in sky daddy without being able to see him.

I lived Horizon Zero Dawn. The story grabbed me and brought me on a wild ride of discovery and intrigue. I also enjoyed the second one though the mystery didn’t get me quite as much as the first. I will be happy to play the third one if it comes to PC and I guess I’ll skip it if not.

I never played TLOU1 or 2 because they came to PC too late.

I have really appreciated games coming to PC like GOD OF WAR, Horizon, and FF7 remake but if they never came to PC I would just have continued never playing them. And if the next installments don’t come to PC I won’t play them either

I would consider zoraxy.

https://github.com/tobychui/zoraxy

Single go binary, works on Windows natively if you need that and somewhat more feature rich than npm (if your not custom writing configs)

While the idea of this is interesting there’s some unknowns. 3000km at what efficiency? Even at 10kwh/100km that’s still a 300kwh battery. To charge that in 5 mins ignoring losses you would need a source able to supply like 3.5 megawatts.

Looking at the largest Tesla super chargers near me of 325kw that would still take 55 minutes (again no losses).

We are going to need massive grid investments to be able to support fast charging at scale and if batteries are going to be that large than we will need to also consider higher capacity chargers.

I’m not sure buying all the RAM, SSD and HDD capacity for years is gradual.

But I do agree it’s a problem.

For the ones I imported it seems like the location data is still there

https://takeout.google.com/

Export your photos with take out

Then use immich-go to import

https://github.com/simulot/immich-go

Ubuntu is based on Debian, by the nature of that it will have more things than Debian.

Ubuntu generally has more cutting Edge features and tools by the nature of what it is, but the company supporting it also is pushing snap files for compatability containers which may or may not be your cup of tea.

Debians official packages can sometimes be a tad older since their ideology is stability over everything else.

A popular hypervisor distro proxmox uses Debian as the base for it’s great stability.

I think you misunderstood what’s happening here. The steam client was historically 32 bit but now will only be 64bit.

Everything 32 bit runs on 64 bit systems, but 64 bit apps won’t work on 32 bit systems.

Windows started supporting 64 bit in 2001, and really any modern game is probably 64 bit already since 32 bit applications can’t address more than 4gb of RAM (not that anyone can afford more than that right now)

To me I’m shocked anyone at all is on a 32 bit os, phones don’t even really have 32 bit anymore and in the world of personal computers it would be more work to find 32 bit hardware than 64 bit hardware.

Most likely that 0.1% will just have to wipe their computers and install 64 bit windows which their hardware probably supports already and they somehow accidentally installed the 32 bit option.

By this logic since you disapprove of the actions of Valve then you should not use it if were an existing user and not start if you’re not.

The psvr2 has native support on windows (and maybe Linux). You can just get the adapter and download Sony’s official tool from the steam store.

When WMR ended I got a cheap used psvr2 and the adapter and use it to play any vr game on my PC (no PlayStation so I can’t play PlayStation vr games though).