

As a European I didn’t know much about Illinois, weird place, ¾th of the whole state live in the metropolitan area around and in Chicago.
Born 1983, He/him, Danish AuDD introvert that’s surfed the internet since he was a teen (1996 onwards).


As a European I didn’t know much about Illinois, weird place, ¾th of the whole state live in the metropolitan area around and in Chicago.


The Illinois age verification law, however, applies to Linux distributions and other open-source operating systems.
Get fucked Illinois.


Gotta love Doctor Ow:
Where do all of these apologetics come from? Why are people so eager to leap to the defense of scammers and their adtech and fintech enablers? Why is there such an impulse to victim-blame?
I think it’s fear: in their hearts, people – especially techies – know that they, too, are vulnerable to these ripoffs, but they don’t want to admit it. They want to convince themselves that the person who got scammed made an easily avoidable mistake, and that they themselves will never make a similar mistake.


Not yet, but I’ve definitely been thinking about it. But for now it’s mainly just a backup for my config files just in case.


Good thing I only use git for my dot files, I’m luckily only pissing future me off ;)


Odd how similar those reasons are to my git push messages…


Vivaldi, which is Chromium based, is a hungry hungry hippo, but also running qBittorrent (2,7 GB), so I’m around 10 GB / 64 GB atm.
I’m on KDE btw.


Seemingly 2 other people worked on it as well, one from Red Hat and one from Intel.
Also bear this in mind:
All the user-space utilities hard-depend on systemd. Without systemd, you’d need to write your own utilities that make use of my kernel patches. Something needs to manage cgroups in your system, and that something needs to enable the right cgroup controllers and set the right limits (see also the long-winded explanation about how this works).


Bethesda acted like they were clued in, but that’s on par for them.


PS: Yassified games will now be $80 and you’ll like it.


If you want to share a prefix with Bottles, the only way I’ve found that works is by creating a bottle in Bottles first, then share the prefix folder with whatever else, and the updates to the system registry etc. will be shared.
I rarely launch stuff with vanilla wine, it’s mostly through Heroic Game Launcher or Bottles, but like I described above, as long as I create the wine prefix with Bottles first, sharing said prefix is fine.
As for moving to Bottles from an already existing prefix, I don’t know. You could try just copying and overwriting the prefix that Bottles create and see if it works.
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