daggermoon

Ah, spyware.

Just use Bottles. Play on Linux is dead.

I’ve had the motherboard sitting around collecting dust for awhile. I was looking into buying a NAS until I realized it was a ripoff. Figured why not build a system around POS from 2011.

Why did they want to leave the EU anyway?

I use Graphene, it’s not that much harder than stock Android. I highly recommended it.

The fuck is going on over there?

This is why i’m building a server with DDR3 RAM and a Phenom II motherboard.

Resident Evil Revelations Circle Pad Pro for the 3DS spotted

I never thought the PR was a big deal to begin with. That’s sad to hear that he’s receiving death threats. Can whoever’s doing that chill the fuck out?

I need the better options. I need to be able to detect corruption. ZFS and btrfs let me do that. It’s part of the reason why I couldn’t use Windows even if I wanted to.

Does Windows support any filesystems that don’t suck?

As a former Manjaro user, it has some issues. It has weird bugs that aren’t present in any other Arch-based distro. Pamac ddosing the AUR is pretty bad as well. I’m thankful I used it as long as I did though. It got me hooked on Arch based distros. Everything else feels antiquated now. Actually, Void Linux is kinda cool

Welcome to Linux. We hope you enjoy your stay. That being said I’m wondering if It would work better in Debian. Linux Mint Debian Edition is basiclly a better Ubuntu. Ubuntu has weird bugs from what i’ve heard. I had a GTX series card and I always had problems with it. I had less issues on Arch based distros however. Maybe CachyOS or Garuda Linux might work better? Also, just a friendly warning Linux users like to argue with each other in the comments but it’s just how we show our love for each other. As for things (wi-fi) working one day and then broken the next I only had happen on Ubuntu based distros. Do with that what you will. I hope someone else here has better advice. Best of luck and feel free to ask questions if you actually read my rambalings for some reason.

I’m quite poor. I’m thankful every day that my mom and dad still let me live with them.

Is it fair use if I do it?

AAC always confused me. I’ve seen them use the extensions .m4a, .mp4, and .aac. But they’re all different are they not? I still have a few albums I downloaded on iTunes back in the day and they’re all .m4a. More confusing however, ALAC also uses the .m4a extension. I think Apple is bad at naming things.

RIP Bcachefs. Oh, what could have been.

fre:ac is a gui program that can do exactly what you need. It supports every codec you could ever want. Unless you want ATRAC for some weird reason.

Edit: Also it supports Linux, Windows, and MacOS.

Linux is Communism. Need I say more?