Yep, I can see this from Lemmy as well

I haven't used linux as my main os since about 5 years, and I stopped using it because mint wasn't as stable as I liked. Right now I want something that just works

Windows on my PC (ugh) and Fedora on my laptop, been thinking of moving the PC to linux mint, but still a bit hesitant.

Maybe you'd be interested in FediLore + Fedidrama ([email protected])

I had to restart the lemmy container after setting it up to get federation to work correctly

A live-action version of Pirates of the Caribbean? 🤔

The lack of spaces around the math operators is mildly irritating

Maybe Titanfall 2? Not an open world, linear level progression, some quick navigation puzzles.

It's more oriented towards combat though. so may not be what you're looking for

not that niche, but /r/globaloffensive for tournament updates and results

there's [email protected] for homeassistant

Cars shouldn't be loaded with user-facing technology. Bring back analog dashboards and buttons for climate control!

Horizon Zero Dawn is pretty good once you get past the first hour or so, not sure how well it runs on the Deck though

They really want that IPO money

Abhorrent kafkaesque arithmetic

TIL that kafkaesque is a real word

3rd option: you buy one of these and work from a caribbean beach

Giving you safety and vehicle alerts, navigation, it could block out other headlights… What else?

Navigation would be cool, but I think a HUD is a better idea than a headset, at least for driving.

that reject cookies by default policy sounds pretty good

I'd lure you to give me a bill for me to eat, then walk off with my free 100$ (no way I'm putting money in my mouth)

I've yet to find a compelling use case or AR/VR. The use cases right now boil down to gaming, "spacial 3d modeling" and videos.

I'm sceptic that this technology will ever take off

I remember that in the early days of lemmy, outages or slowdowns were quite common (one of the reasons I left).

Hope things go better this time