Idk, you lost me when you said Krita’s UI is too challenging… wtf

Most distros will run games just about the same as any other. No point waiting for SteamOS like it’s the golden egg.

I use Mint btw.

Japan has outsourced a lot of manufacturing and labor to Vietnam as well. Considering Japan is one of the biggest economies currently, why are they not mentioned as another possible choice?

Deny. Defend. Depose.

L take Europe.

If you use qbittorrent, they have a search function built in so you don’t have to manually search every site. I have found many shows that were impossible to find on sites because they have odd names.

No thanks, I’d get a steam deck instead.

Needing money to function isn’t profit, those are operating costs… Profit is the money leftover after all costs to make and manufacture something has been paid.

Star Trek, I’m going to Risa!!

The assassin’s creed games because of Uplay being a pain on linux.

So many awful takes on this topic in the comments lol. “Don’t follow your passions” is just bs because they’re really just saying “suffer through this major and you’ll get to suffer through a career for the rest of your life.”

The truth is that your major doesn’t really matter. What hiring managers look for is mostly that you have a degree, and the major comes second.

I was told for YEARS that “humanities isn’t worth it” and that computer science/engineering/STEM is the only thing worth it. But guess what? Massive layoffs due to AI is killing computer science and STEM grads. Businesses are putting postings out there but aren’t currently hiring to maintain normalcy, etc.

For a bachelor’s, just do what you want! Look at the financial aid for each school and go from there. A lot of people struggle and burn out studying something they hate and sometimes end up dropping out. It’s better for everyone to educate yourself on something you’re passionate about, then do a master’s if you need a career change.

I just recently watched that Voyager episode! Very on the nose even 25+ years old by now.

A user in another post wrote that denials went from single digits to 20% when he became CEO.

If that’s true, then people are celebrating both for who he was AND what he represents.

Right, because manhole covers were the biggest issue…

Ministry for the Future is my favorite sci fi novel, and it looks like we read similar books so you might enjoy it!