I would’ve said Minecraft, but M$ unilaterally removed my account even though I bought it when Mojang still advertised it as keep forever.

I guess I should turn the telemetry on so they’d see I’m using it on linux. Muh privacy

So you saw the vote for these three suggested names:

• Projected Source Control for Git
• VFS for Git
• Sparse VFS for Git

And decided that Filey McFileface won?

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I tried Mint initially, but it had some issues with Wayland and some other small issues, so I ended up settling on OpenSUSE Tumbleweed after a friend recommended it.

Been on linux for almost half a year now. Don’t miss a single bit of windows, thanks to steam proton. Also thanks to microsoft for pushing me over.

Surprised to see docker there after the rugpull they did some time ago.

Wine works for a lot of software you could always try running your precious software on linux before jumping straight onto Mac

The beginning of Saving Private Ryan is the only part worth to watch. It’s pretty meh afterwards.

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G7gyvcfuh vgyufdgvggg ggy

You silly goose, crocodiles can’t write. Clearly crocodiles don’t swim there so it’s safe for a quick refreshing swim

What does the thing say in the end? Its blurred

We didn’t have god damn tunnels in CS1 when it was released and people were raging about the city being limited to 9 tiles.

If company admitted performance issues before release is the hill that these people are willing to die on, well go ahead then. Back then the alternative was either cities platinum series or the abomination sim city became and neither of those was any good. At least now you have something more modern than sim city 4 to fall back on if CS2 disappoints.

Consider geotastic

Hello bagel

I’ve seen it before, but never thought to seek out the projection, but I could set the maps to “Globe View” under the layers button in the down left corner. It’s much nicer now :)

Assuming that the Norwegian system is in anyway similar to the Finnish system I use, they just print the system id and the n:th of you on a piece of receipt while the system just checks that no similar register/customer id’s have passed.

We tested this with friends where multiple friends bought stuff from the same register, but exited using only a single one and they were usable afterwards, but only once per.