Whichever you prefer. There is no correct way.

I never liked the idea of my “likes” being a browsable list. What’s the point of retweeting, if likes are browsable?

Glad it 's finally changing. Broken clock, I guess.

Xitter is doing something I want? What’s the catch?

“Buying American” would be exporting money for me, and there’s no domestic car manufacturing anymore. So I’m sending money overseas no matter what I buy, and it’s probably all made in China anyway… :P

Ah, I see. That’s a fair point, and yeah I do worry about GOG’s potential for enshitification. But knowing at least my past purchases will not become shit is some small comfort.

GOG doesn’t contribute to Proton AFAIK, and doesn’t offer amazing QOL stuff like Steam Input. But what you buy from them is yours forever, assuming you sensibly back it up yourself. So “best we got” is debatable depending on what you value.

This happened to me, except it was primary school bully. I asked them if they remembered why, they said they think they thought I was weird, and I nodded while they pumped petrol into my car. Then I paid and left, and I have not seen them since.

Huh, didn’t expect geforce now to have a free tier.

On my phone, F-Droid occasionally pops up saying it has downloaded an update for itself. But when I tap it to install it, I get told the APK is corrupt. Will this finally fix that, I wonder? :P

Orange you glad to see him?

Okay? But when my Firefox uses Chrome’s useragent string, the delay also disappears.

It’s in a bun, that means it’s a fried spaghetti burger. ;)

That’s promising at least :)

That’s the sort of thing I am interested in seeing, thanks! :)

That makes sense.

Why is everything RISC-V some low power device, I want a workstation with PCIe 5.0 powered by RISC-V.

I am not gonna disagree with you, but I remember playing half-life on it with no problems. Of course, you couldn’t play DOS games on it, if that’s what you mean.

I ran 2000 back in the day and didn’t really have any problems with it. IMO it breaks the pattern somewhat. XP was better, of course, but 2000 was a good OS.

I came here to say almost exactly this, tho I take issue with the use of the term “bought” since you don’t buy a subscription, even if that’s the language they keep pushing.

https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys

PowerToys has a bunch of cool features, and a bulk rename utility is one of them.

Powershell can also do it if you feel like learning more about it. I don’t know about the command example you gave, and am away from my PC so I can’t test it, but using pipes in powershell something like this might work: ls [[insert wildcard here e.g. *.txt]] | % { mv $_ [System.IO.Path]::GetFilenameWithoutExtension($_.Name) }

Just remove the double brackets and put whatever your filter was. The results of which get passed into % which each in turn into the code block as $_. So for every result of the ls command, it runs mv (move/rename).