Actually, some chromebooks can become very cool linux laptops. That means you can get a system with coreboot on relatively recent hardware (instead of a thinkpad from like 2012).

That’s the one that’s really easy to hack, isn’t it? Now what?

… for faceswapping? O.o

I’d rather not create something like this

If vanilla Wireguard is too complicated to set up for you: try tailscale.

If you don’t trust the central tailscale server: rent a vps and set up headscale on that.

I only read it somewhere since I only played the game on PC way back.

Supposedly, the PS2 version suffers from slowdown/FPS dips.

The PS2 version of Grandia 2 is the worst one, if I remeber correctly. Better emulate Dreamcast for that one.

Has he shown change, though? Why would you just assume stuff like that?

Its got all of it and its free and legal

…but how?

And how will my individual purchasing decision avoid “the Android situation”? 🙄

You’re not getting my point. I’m talking about the linux infrastructure, not individual purchases.

instances/hubs/rpcs cannot block a user account or community

Great! I was looking for a social media platform without the possibility of moderation. 🙄 /s

I’m not sure if those people actually want Linux, then.

I get it, but no one is stopping asus from making the drivers public.

I also get why asus likes the “blessing” of Valve for marketing purposes, etc. But I have a bad feeling that this could result in a new part of the linux world where hardware manufacturers don’t contribute to the driver ecosystem.

I don’t want a world where the only sensible way to run your rog ally is through SteamOS and all the other distros have driver issues.

I’m looking at all these “news” reports and think to myself: “… but bazzite is already there! How is this news?”

EndeavourOS is nice, but I wouldn’t suggest noobs to start with an arch based distro.

That’s what I meant with “prior art”. Nintendo’s second patent basically explains how any old JRPG worked.

Copyright is already cooked, no matter where it’s located. But the way japan acts as if Pokemon invented JRPG battles is simply ridiculous.

the fact that patents on game mechanics are even allowed is just awful for the industry as a whole

Yes, definetly.

“moving characters to a virtual field when an event is triggered” (entering a battle)

How is that a legit patent, when there are so many obvious instances of prior art?

If he’s that desperate and has the money to spend, he’ll probably enjoy it. I’m not sure if I’d call that grade of… dedication to porn very… healthy.

Phenom X4? That thing probably can’t really handle YT HD streams.