At least we can still talk about butt stuff in peace.

Easier registration and everyone is on the same server by default. Think it’s that simple.

In the sink

Not sure if you’re aware, but there’s a toilet in your bathtub.

Mint is a long term support distro using an in house custom desktop environment. LTS distros don’t receive kernel or mesa updates as often so game performance can be lacking especially for newer games and/or newer hardware. Cinnamon also lags behind on modern desktop features compared to GNOME or KDE Plasma.

I think they have one. It’s just the offseason right now. Technically the preseason but I hope they turn it back on for the regular season.

I miss the NBA subreddit the most. Lemmy.world has a community, but it’s not very active.

Plenty of waiters and bartenders live off tips.

GSConnect works great for GNOME too.

Alcohol

Obtainium does look sick. This might be what I was looking for.

I’d just like to be completely free of Google’s app distribution infrastructure if possible. I’ll have to look into unobtanium. I haven’t heard of that one previously.

There’s no proprietary apps on F-Droid. It doesn’t even have Signal which is open source.

Apple has always at least kept your data semi-private from everyone except them. It’s not perfect and it’s still putting way too much trust in Apple, but it’s preferable to Google selling your data to the highest bidder at will.

I’ve long considered making this switch from iPhone to an ungoogled Android device. What always bothered me is still basically having to install proprietary apps from a Play Store adjacent source. Like the Aurora store is basically just the Play Store logged under someone else’s account. I know you can side load but that’d be a pain to maintain updates. Wish there was like a Flathub-like store on Android I could use instead.

MATE has the same effect on me.

Yep. I basically always use the same one. So it’s beat to hell, but it works fine. It was a pretty cheap one to begin with.

None. I just use a kitchen knife and wash it afterwards.

If you’re on desktop, try using Claude 2 instead. I’ve had a much better experience so far. Much less repetitive in its responses. I like the way it breaks down answers with bullet points.

Boil the noodles in holy water.