Gotcha, thanks for your thoughts :)

What a cute video idea. Not an Ubuntu user but seasonal theming sounds like fun

Yeah, the neverending search for greater convenience is largely a net negative… Save for accessibility, which is almost always helped by more convenient options for things.

I have a smart home setup because it helps with my sleep disorder. Someday it’ll be Home Assistant, but for now it’s via the Google Home ecosystem.

How do strips compare cost-wise? I’ve not seen them in stores and have no experience with them in terms of how well they clean

In the us, Aldi carries store brand liquid, and last I heard Walmart has powdered in the store brand but that requires giving money to Walmart and they may have stopped selling it since

Though in my experience the powder sometimes gets too much moisture in it and turns into a brick rendering it unusable anyway

Thats genuinely fascinating, thanks for sharing!

Yeah, I agree. I’d just moved over to bitwarden as I switch to open source stuff, I’d really prefer to stick with bitwarden, I’m fairly happy with it

Wow… I’m pretty crap at making decisions, but like… not that crap 😅

That’s like an impressively bad choice

I don’t have any suggestions, but I love this idea! I wish there were a solar pannel emoji, something that symbolizes the forward looking synthesis of technology and the natural world rather than one triumphing over the other

A solar pannel emoji followed by a plant emoji would be dope

Thanks for the review, I’d never heard of this game and it sounds interesting! I have little experience with playing visual novels, I’m curious to give one a try

Ah… Yikes 😬

Sounds a little bit like a B Corp, but more? Stepping stones in the right direction than can be implemented today are always super cool to hear about!

It seems disproportionately complicated relative to how basic the task is. I’ve definitely done more complicated stuff, despite being more of a graphical interface person, it just seems like such a basic (and common) thing a user might want, it seems like it should be as simple as sudo apt install <package name>. As long as I’m using apt and not snap, I expect it to install the .deb package. It feels user hostile :/

Christ. That response from Linus felt pretty fair, Kent seems kinda impossible to work with to be honest :/

Though I did appreciate someone else in this thread pointing out that he may not have the resources for testing. He still seems impossible to work with, but it’s at least good to have context 😅

God damn, that’s a long ass list of steps…

Kinda crazy that’s all necessary, I already didn’t really wanna use Ubuntu since the switch to snap, but damn 😅

Dude thats fucking awesome

That looks cool as hell!

I’m kinda under the impression that he doesn’t really do that anymore

Second this recommendation

That’s awesome!! I’m sure they may run into challenges with the infrastructure and logistics stuff, but if we don’t start figuring out the challenges this can’t become common

It’s worth knowing that the new versions of FreeCAD are apparently way better, but that those improvements haven’t made it into the stable release yet (I think…). Also there’s a fork maintained by a company that apparently makes some improvements but has some tradeoffs like cloud saves or something

There was a ton of useful info in this video, if you’re considering free cad it’s probably worth checking out :)

https://youtu.be/p8Pk1ayx6LQ