Been using this as my daily driver for a couple of months now. I really like the vertical tabs for home use (not work where I have far more tabs)

George Miller already curating a playlist

I remember many years ago when Scott Adams started going on about affirmations. That was the first hint of his descent into lunacy

Impossible Mission on the Commodore 64. The running animation was mind blowing for the time

It is possible (but tricky) to self host the FF sync server

Been over 30 years still don’t know

another day older and deeper in debt

Have you tried Silverblue? If Bluefin’s Gnome customisation isn’t for you I expect Silverblue would be much closer to Workstation

This article is from 2021…

Running bluefin here and loving it although I am forced back to x11 for work

Perth?

True story - I moved from Scotland to Perth when I was 6. A few months later I visited Tranby House, one of the oldest buildings in Perth at around 1830. I remember thinking to myself that our house in Scotland before we moved was older than that (circa 1800)

Just after their most famous customer was recalled as well…

I prefer Lemmy over Mastodon for the same reason I preferred Reddit (pre-APIpocalypse) over Twitter (pre-Musk) - the ability to subscribe to specific communities with similar interests. Try as I might in Mastodon with selective subscriptions to certain posters I still find myself scrolling through stuff I have no interest in hoping for a nugget of interest.

When VMWare Horizon Client (which I need for work) supports it

You guys REALLY need preferential (aka ranked choice) voting

Ubuntu 23.10

1. Electric Mountain bike - i am over 50 and had not rode regularly since my teens. I borrowed a MTB from a friend last year and struggled to make any progress until I picked up a secondhand e-MTB. Since then I have been averaging around 150km/week and my stamina has notably improved.

2. PC - been a PC guy since 1989 and could not picture life without one. I’m an inveterate tinkerer and have built and rebuilt dozens over the years. I currently have a gaming desktop dual-booting Ubuntu and Win11 and a laptop running Ubuntu plus a couple of servers.

3. iPad - for years I was an Android guy but a couple years back I traded a spare laptop to my niece for her iPad (she wanted to learn coding) and was blown away by the user experience. Since then I have gone all in with iPhone, apple watch, and an old Macbook Air.

Related question - steam flatpak or deb?

Glad I nuked all my posts and comments and deleted my account last year

I use calibre to manage my collection. Calibre creates a folder per author and a sub-folder per book. I also have separate Calibre libraries for fiction, non-fiction and comics.