You misspelled NixOS.

Fedora Silverblue is by far the worst OS I’ve ever used. Well, tried to use, because, after a fresh install on a brand new laptop, literally everything crashed with a segfault. I could only login to the desktop and open the terminal. Everything else was broken. I tried with a different USB key, verified the ISO, switched to a different version… Utterly broken.

This happened to Facebook in 2021. They messed up their DNS and employee badges stopped working.

I never noticed but yeah, I can see it. Not 100% since it’s been ages since I was around vanilla, but distantly I can see it.

With your big dongle 😉

PipePipe is a fork of Newpipe that has more features (such as SponsorBlock) and gets fixes faster whenever YouTube changes something.

No, it’s named after 🤗 (I’m being completely serious).

What does this have to do with VR? VR doesn’t remove anything, it’s just a fancy monitor.

It’s actually worse than that. Boeing bought MD with stocks, which means MD essentially bought Boeing with Boeing’s money.

You can define the folder structure used by the app, so if needed, you can backup your documents as raw files (of course, you’ll lose metadata from Paperless).

Maybe you should get your eyes checked if you think a banner several times bigger than the age rating badge is not visible enough.

I’m not addressing any other point because they all revolve around the banner being somehow misleading even though it isn’t.

How am I as a regular consumer supposed to know what a game key card is?

It’s explained on the box. The important information (“full game download required”) is on the front, and more details are printed on the back.

How is it deceptive? It’s clearly stated on the box in unambiguous terms. In fact, the warning banner for key cards is bigger than the banner for codes in a box. Nintendo isn’t responsible for your inability to read.

There is a huge banner at the bottom of the cover art that clearly states that a download is required. It’s only misleading if you can’t read.

How is it a scam? It is exactlly what is printed on the box. Not everything you dislike is a scam.

You can’t remotely replace hardware.

And, thanks to Microsoft, they will also have no competition.

Good luck downloading and running console games from 2 or 3 console generations ago.

You can still purchase and download Xbox 360 games. The PS3 store is about to be shut down but already-owned games will still be downloadable. This is already the case for the Wii and the 3DS.

The only console store to ever shut down without the ability to download purchases is the original Xbox, which offered DLC only.

You can also do that on Steam, that doesn’t make it any less piracy.

Not that there is anything wrong with that, but let’s stop pretending that GOG is somehow better than Steam.