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There’s a difference between terrorism and war, even if it’s equally despicable. For example, the Nazis were too big to be called terrorists.
There’s a difference between terrorism and war, even if it’s equally despicable. For example, the Nazis were too big to be called terrorists.
Is that sarcasm? The mods have removed all the povs they presumably disagree with.
That would imply there’s an Apple device connected to the internet on Jupiter.
Can’t you just use gnome-screenshot with the screencast feature? Unless this lets you record stuff that already happened, a sort of ‘capture last 30s’ sort of thing.
Most games are better with a mouse and keyboard, from my limited controller experience. Smooth mouse movements, rather than pressing a lever to move the camera rotation in jerky motions which you then have to jerk back because you went too far. Lots of keys on a keyboard mean you can quickly launch a bunch of different menus with a single button press. And some mice have haptic feedback, which would be the main outstanding benefit of a controller.
Xclicker is a GUI autoclicker. I heard of a command line tool for Wayland, but it didn’t seem to exactly be an autoclicker, and I don’t really like command line tools in general.
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No, because it’s circular logic. There’s no reason for a necessary being to exist before it does, and no evidence that one does in the real world.
Proper screen sharing and xclicker is Why I occasionally switch back to X
I feel the same way about arguments between big corporations.
Minecraft also has an alternative - VoxelLibre
Except for the ones who were genetically engineered to lack the sensitive nerves, or who had the connection between the nerves and their brains cut. Lots of animal cruelty in this study.
On Manjaro GNOME, the default is Firefox.
I would block games with microtransactions, being free to play, without microtransactions, is itself a positive.
That’s not surprising as LLMs are fancy word prediction engines, engines that can be very useful in many applications, but that aren’t designed to output what’s true, just what words look right together.
Why would they go with RCS though when Google’s proprietary messenger is the only Android client for that standard? Why not something open, like Matrix?
Safari/GNOME Web just added extension support.
As the other comments have pointed out, you don’t need to do this, but you can download the official iso from the Microsoft website and flash win11 pro to your machine with Rufus.
Well, it doesn’t launch on my machine unless I’m using Proton GE. I have tried regular Proton.
What does your comment have to do with mine? I sincerely apologise, I don’t understand what you’re trying to say.