Dasnap

Really they need to work on power usage and temperature of x86 so the chips are easier to use in mobile devices without a fan and dying in 3 hours. Stationary devices seem to be chugging along with x86 comfortably, but the chips are currently impractical otherwise.

Is it much different to something like Pop_OS? I usually hear of Bazzite as a third-party ROG Ally OS.

With anti-cheat being one of the major things causing games to be Windows dependant, that is hilarious.

I'm just happy I only need to use it on one PC ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Gonna get to enjoy some reg edits on that machine then!

Edit: So I just looked at that machine that is set to take all new updates, and it doesn't look to be installed like it is for that guy in the video. However, it looks like this machine hasn't picked up 24H2 yet, which is strange as I thought it was meant to be worldwide now?

MS really can't make stuff easy.

On my Windows 11 machine I just uninstalled Copilot via the normal app uninstall process. Unless I'm misunderstanding, I don't think it's tied into the OS in any fundamental way. I assume most debloating scripts include the step anyway.

Kinda crap that it's installed by default though.

Does holding Alt in Baldur's Gate 3 fall under this? It doesn't have any kind of visual effect, but I do often find myself needing to use it to see what can be picked up or interacted with in the area.

I've installed it on a Chimera machine also via Decky so I don't think it's distro specific.

Dictators and twisting/misinterpreting religious texts; name a more iconic duo.

I always feel like an old granny when I read about passkeys because I've never used one, and I'm worried I'll just lock myself out of an account. I know I probably wouldn't, but new things are scary.

Are they normally used as a login option or do they completely replace MFA codes? I know how those work; I'm covered with that.

*full Ubuntu and you can only install via snap.

What's the catch?