With a big fan spinning slowly it should cool effectively and quietly. Also the automotive radatior is probably cheaper than any Gamer™ stuff that size.

I think a lot of it is a one time installation for a lot of the core flatpak libraries. So if I were to install a second flatpak, the download sizes would be a lot smaller. But the first package has a really big download.

I installed Mint the other day and for fun I went to the software store. I needed Qbittorrent so I hit download and got a prompt to download 4 gigabytes to install it. The .deb is 8 megabytes. In what world is that an acceptable solution?

I was outside in -39C in Ontario in February and now places in the same area are recording 36C in this heatwave.

No it’s not

Bunch of millionaires rolling around once they get bumped, acting like they broke their leg in half. Run by a corrupt organization that ignores human rights and puts up ads on every flat surface in the world.

I also think it’s a dumb sport but that’s beside the point.

It’s great for rubber duck debugging and brainstorming in that way.

Downside of Canadian wildfires: parts of my country are completely destroyed

Upside of Canadian wildfires: Americans are suffering

You can’t put Linux on an Xbox One Series X. The security system prevents running unsigned code and the bootloader will only boot the Xbox operating system. There has never been an exploit found for the Xbox One Series X or S for unlocking the bootloader.

The built in “app stores” that come on Linux distros are also complete jokes, the ones I’ve tried to use anyways.

I remember when, I think it was either a log4j or CUPS malware attack, Debian remained unaffected because the packages in its repos was too old.