There are extensions on Firefox for Android that do this for you. I think it’s very accessible.

The main issue I had was the incompatibility to the AUR. Manjaro holds back updates from the main Arch repo, to do some more tests etc. But that doesn’t apply to the AUR. But the AUR packages depend on the latest versions from the main Arch repo to be installed. With Manjaro always being 2 weeks or so behind, it’s just a matter of time and your system breaks at some point when you use AUR packages.

It’s funny that they claim to be more stable than vanilla Arch because of their own repositories. My Manjaro installation broke itself very frequently after half a year of use. My Endeavour now is much more stable and reliable.

It’s pretty though

It’s been a while since I read it but I know what you mean and I think I felt similarly.

I don’t know that trilogy yet. Thank you for the recommendation :)

You mean your friend is cheating on you and your friendship? Then yes. Your gf would definitely not be cheating here.

After only reading sci-fi for quite some time I started a Brandon Sanderson journey. Or more like a Cosmere journey. I started with Warbreaker, then Mistborn Era 1, then Stormlight Archives up to Rhythm Of War, then Mistborn Era 2 to bridge the gap to the Stormlight “Wind And Truth” release, which I’m still on currently, because I’m very slow lol.

What would you say is the best in its genre? I’m asking because I very much enjoyed the science, technical details and explainations in Project Hail Mary and The Martian. I’ve found not many Sci-Fi books with similar details in this regard so I would love suggestions :)

In my opinion we’re doing more than enough genocide already, don’t you think?

I still think it should be called server-transparent instead of serverless. Makes it a little clearer.

As I just wrote in another comment, I know that I was aware of that featured. Either it didn’t work or I don’t remember it correctly why I got stuck there. It’s been a few years now.

Now that you mention it, I know that I was aware of that featured. Either it didn’t work or I don’t remember it correctly why I got stuck there. It’s been a few years now.

I’ve never touched any game of this series. If I need to replay a section or fight in a game more than 3 times it annoys me so much, I need to take a break. This often led to me never playing that game again, because only thinking about being stuck at that spot again kills all the fun for me.

In Cyberpunk for example my car got stuck in the middle of nowhere by a glitch and I would have needed to walk for god knows how long to find another vehicle. Needless to say I never played that game again, even though I was not nearly even half way through and liked it up until that point.

Give me a way to pay them with my money, without financing the 3rd yacht of a middle man. But I don’t look at stupid ads. You call it stealing? I don’t fucking care, I’ll do it anyway. Sue me :)

You just have to constantly fire the turrets downwards near the failed turbine to keep everything level. I don’t see an issue there at all.

I’ll switch my windows drive to the LTSC IoT version, when this happens. The only reason I have dual boot is for a fallback, if some games make trouble. For example for whatever reason BG3 multiplayer freezes randomly on linux. Single player is fine though. So until I got that sorted out I can fall back to windows. But when even the LTSC support runs out, then that’s it completely for me.

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Discord recently added “user installable apps”. You can configure it though the installation context. I have only implemented the usual server installable apps so far, so I don’t know what the apps in the new context are able to do. But it might be worth a look :)

Thanks for the recommendation. That is pretty pricey but if it works, that’s fine. Though probably not feasible to have in every room then :D

But I assume it also needs periodic recalibration for the CO2 sensor, right?

Sorry for the late reply. That photacoustic one looks interesting. I have no issue with an extensive initial calibration when it then just works without me needing to take care of it regularly. Thank you :)