bitwolf

Adding to this if you rub Plex from Docker, and you tell systemd to start docker on machine start you can also have the Plex container start automatically.

Then you dont even have to worry about logging in.

As opposed to gitter.im? I found the gitter communities to be very helpful.

Technically empty batteries weigh less than charged batteries.

Not that the difference is significant enough to tip the scale though.

Here are the ones I am recalling from. I ended up finding them

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6872813/

https://www.nature.com/articles/npp201636

90% of these I see involve a pickup.

Maybe the driver should be forced to drive compact vehicles for several years.

That said it does seem like it could be a texting and driving situation which would warrant more punishment.

I'm usually against technology lock outs but I do long for cars to be able to limit phone functionality while driving.

Oh, that's a nice tidbit to remember whenever someone asks for more faith in the govt.

"Yes sounds great, let's start by making Jubilee a national holiday where we forgive student debts and delinquent loans. Just like in the scriptures"

You're not mandated to update often but its encouraged.

It can be a lot easier, for example, to fix one small break three times than it is to fix 3 breaks at one time.

If you want reliable updates Arch isn't the best fit IMO.

It can be perfectly reliable for sure, but it's permitted not to be.

If you really want to update and not worry about it, I would consider Fedora, they test updates and upgrades while also being very close to bleeding edge.

if steam dies we need to support GOGS

Something that frustrates me is the the bios manufacturers tend to do the minimum required.

This means that your notebook could grow older and stop getting bugfix updates.

The bios are usually tailored for Windows and thus break UEFI standards like windows.

This requires "quirks" in Linux to try to make ACPI for correctly.

Coreboot is appealing to me because it gives hope that well have properly designed firmware, and prompt bugfixes, on Laptops one day.

Did you install from Minimal or Everything isos?

You may need to install the firmware for the GPU if so.

I'd argue there are two ideologies.

Gnome focuses on design and user interaction, then features.

Plasma focuses on configuration and modularity, then design.

It does seem like they are starting to converge though. With gnome focusing on more features, and Plasma focusing more on design and consistency.