Personally I find pirated games to be a bit of a pain to install on the Deck. I’d go with Windows for that use case.

I absolutely loved the first season! It was so wholesome and cute, and the animation is gorgeous.

I been there. The StopDrinking community is here when you’re ready!

Hear me out: Not drinking at all and smoking weed instead

I like to burn movies and shows to play on my CRT. It feels a bit more authentic than streaming.

Right on! I’ve had a similar gaming experience, except with VR. Can’t seem to get my headset working with Bazzite. I’ve heard that there’s some workarounds but I need to sit down and poke at it.

I hadn’t seen a single ad until a few months ago. I had snagged a copy of Windows 10 Pro (and Windows 7 Pro before that) from my workplace so I imagine it was debloated to an extent.

I’m doing my part! Switched to Linux earlier this year because Microsoft started showing ads in the start menu. I tried Nobara but ran into some glitches that I didn’t want to troubleshoot so I switched to Bazzite. So far so good.

Automation is kind of the key point here

Life, uh, finds a way.

Pretty sure this is the exact pair shown: https://misterfreedom.com/products/scuba-trunks-olive-cotton-sateen

Same here. Nobara was too glitchy so I switched to Bazzite and love it so far. Sigh.

When I was living in a car I’d wardrive nightly to find Wifi. This was before Wifi was commonly available in public spaces, and household routers often used a default password or no password at all. I’d use it to pirate games and movies to keep myself entertained.

Later I moved into a 4 plex apartment and convinced the neighbors to share one Internet connection. We ran ethernet through walls and across the roof and split the bill.

You really shouldn’t use your debit card for anything other than withdrawing money at an ATM. Credit cards are safer plus you get rewards.

What’s a computer?

I’m obsessed with the texture of that tie. Where’d you get it?

Interesting, I didn’t realize that Google Suite enterprise options had become so robust.

How are you handling compliance/legal obligations like DLP policies on your email and cloud storage, legal holds and investigations, data tagging, and retention policies? I’m under the impression that only Microsoft offers those in a single product.

There’s really no competitor for large orgs with robust technology needs.

That sounds amazing actually