As a complete newb to Postgres, I LOVE arrays.

Postgres feels like all of the benefits of a database and a document store.

If we lived in a fair and equitable society, caring for those people would not be a huge burden. It’s only because everyone is fighting just to survive that adding the care for those elderly in top is such a problem.

I’m already sold, you don’t have to keep trying to sell me on it.

I most often hear it pronounced you-bun-too.

But it is oo-boon-too.

Bazzite > Bluefin > Aurora in usership from what I’ve seen. I started on Bazzite KDE but ended up staying with Aurora.

The head injury called “privilege”.

I adored the details they gave the characters in that game. I accidentally

It also had such nice and natural-feeling LGBTQ characters.

I can’t stand GNOME, but I understand that other people like it.

People who say Bazzite isn’t for tinkerers just misunderstand it. It’s extremely tinker friendly, just not in the ways people are used to.

I’d say it’s actually a lot more tinker friendly because it’s super easy to revert changes.

You should never feel bad for turning difficulty down.

I have heard them called “knowledge-based games”. While not catchy, I think it’s accurate.

I emailed Lifeformed back in 2020 to ask permission to use their music in a video and they were so nice.

The Dustforce soundtrack is so good, and the Tunic soundtrack does such an amazing job at elevating the game.

What is the “it” that you think got left behind?

You’re taking about bringing a man of control and order into that den of chaos and goblinry? I don’t think Alec would enjoy it.

Denuvo is the only reason I’m waiting. I’m on Linux, and I’m not risking that Proton change license issue. And also I hate the performance hit that Denuvo causes.

I chose the middle option for things I’m not hosting, but could see myself hosting in the future.

But… Why?

They are probably scanning for the binary file executable.

The worst part about quadlets, IMO, is that they don’t use the same key words as podman run does. So turning a working podman container into a quadlet can be challenging.