I had never heard of it either. I had PIA when I was on Windows, still haven't gotten it setup on Linux though.

So I don't game a lot and I'm not sure what that car driving game is, but I noticed at ~1:30 his left thumb is moving all over the place and the car keeps driving in a straight line? It doesn't seem like any of his hand/finger movements match what's on the screen, am I crazy?

Even the ones that run red lights, stop signs, and can't be bothered to learn the rules of the road?

I completely agree, though in that case I can't see what the advantage would be if you already have Windows, to switch to Linux. It's a challenge, you're going to be constantly looking for alternatives to software you've used for years. Let's face it, the software world is still primarily focused on Windows, and while there are a lot of developer and server packages that Just Work Better(tm) on Linux, but if you're an end user who's only interested in gaming, why bother?

This, the difficulty of simply paying for the things you want. I used to pirate music back in the IRC/pre-Napster days, and then iTunes came out. "I can just click a button and the song is on my computer, high quality, no fuss?" That was the end of music pirating for me.

I have Amazon Prime and I've tried Netflix in the past. The amount of time I spent sorting through their shit movies to find something worth watching was abysmal, not to mention no way to filter out the huge influx of low-budget non-English content.

You never really said what you like about linux or why you even want to use it. You want an 'easy-to-use' distro, but I've never really run into a 'difficult-to-use' distro, and that's going back to the Slackware/RedHat 4.2 days. PopOS!, Ubuntu, EndeavourOS, Slack, Debian, they're all 'easy-to-use' when you don't specify a use case.

Personally I love the challenge, and that nothing is forced on me. It took me a good 30 minutes yesterday researching and trying to figure out how to get spell checking working in qutebrowser, and I got a little dopamine hit when I was finished.

Windows doesn't make me excited to use a computer. Linux does, because it's challenging.

Also anytime a company offers a 'benefit', it's because they're able to make money off of it somehow. i.e. 'unlimited PTO'.

It's so satisfying seeing all these clowns get what they deserve.

For early adopters, the term "Two Spirit" was a deliberate act to differentiate and distance themselves from non-Native gays and lesbians

Differentiating yourselves from an already marginalized group? That's a bold move Cotton...

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But I was really surprised at how emotional it was, especially with Uta’s motivations and backstory.

There's a couple of scenes in the first two seasons that just thinking about years later makes me tear up. -- old man

TikTok is and always has been hot garbage, so I can see why kids would enjoy it.

21, all year round. When the sun hits the windows and I don't have the shades down, and it creeps up to 23, I can't definitely feel it.

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I have one as well. Did the firmware update a few months ago when it would periodically just start skipping or stop responding (I have my music collection on it). Haven't had an issue since.

Other than a new wave of death threats and science denial I'm sure.

That's part of the problem though honestly. It saddens me that US politics is so damn entertaining to watch, like a slow motion train derailment, you just can't take your eyes off it.

I really wish it wasn't so humorous to watch.