ChojinDSL

This is probably true of most distros.

Did you encrypt your swap as well? I used to use hibernation back in the day but without LUKS encryption. Ever since I've started using LUKS encryption, I never bothered with hibernation again, allthough I would like to.

I'd say PS2. The sheer amount of unforgettable classics and the fact that it was the best selling console of all time.

If you don't know, or aren't sure. Backup everything if you have the space. Once you've hit a couple of disaster scenarios, it will become apparent what stuff is really important.

Obviously, the stuff you can't recreate otherwise is most important. But apart from that, even the stuff you can recreate from other sources might be worth backing up because of time savings. E.g. faster to restore from backup than to recreate.

Back when I was still using Gentoo, configuring your own kernel was a rite of passage. It was kind of fun to try and configure it as minimalist as possible to cut down on the kernel compile time. Also, understanding all the different options and possibilities. And thanks to use flags, you had access to all these different patch sets for the kernel, which took a lot of the pain out of trying things like experimental schedulers or filesystems.

I think on some distros this is disabled by default. I have forgotten how you can re-enable it.

People need to stop caring so much about actor's opinions. I generally assume that most successful actors are vapid assholes, which seems to be a safe assumption considering their environment. As such I feel their opinions on stuff is completely irrelevant.

Yet somehow, in the USA at least, people give their opinions the same weight as if it was some political expert or whatever.

Yeah, and?

Windows XP pissed me off one two many times.

How are people still not tired of this crap?

Setup jellyfin and pick up a 4k Google Chromecast for your TV. Then use the jellyfin client app on that. Nice and easy.

Rare nuggets of gold swimming in an ocean of shit.

I've summarised the article as best I could: "Waaaah, waaaah, waaaah!"

If you have a big screen TV and a good sound system, I would say no.

Sometimes it can also be due to a wonky hdmi cable. It might be triggering re-syncs with the display.

A few directed by Ritchie Cunningham, he often collaborates with Aphex Twin and Björk.

Prodigy's "Smack my bitch up" That video just had excellent camera work and a surprise twist at the end.

Pretty much all videos of Daft Punk's "Discovery" Album.

Jamiroquai "Virtual Insanity" Simple setup, but great execution.

A few from Peter Gabriel come to mind as well.

In 99% of cases, jellyfin can act as a drop in replacement for Plex. Since it's open source, you can easily set it up via docker and test it out, if it fulfills your needs.

I just love it when people use acronyms without context and expect everyone to immediately know wtf they are talking about.

You're probably just missing the corresponding firmware package.

lspci -v should show you which hardware chips your system has. Then just search the packages for any firmware packages that contain that chip's name. E.g. realtek.

Man... Every time I see a link or a post about the stream deck, I think it's about the Steam Deck.