Bitwarden, Aegis (2FA app for Android), Syncthing are probably the most impactful

For me it makes the sink for stream audio but wires my mic to it instead of the app or desktop audio, gotta rewire manually. After that it works

On wayland (KDE Plasma) it’s not as seamless. For me it creates two sinks, one of which is voice channel and other is the stream audio stream. It wires my mic to both automatically and i have to manually wire the app audio to stream audio sink. So it does work with extra steps. I use qpwgraph for wiring.

And Vencord has a desktop client “Vesktop” which works like Webcord, with audio in stream too. No presence detection but notifications have worked for me

Better make a backup of those pics sooner than later

There are appliances with only live wire switch? If that is the case it’s horrible design, should always cut live and neutral for European reversible plugs

With single phase AC there is no polarity, when you plug something in you don’t need to know which plug is live, it will work either way.

Still enough to generate heat for something like dust to catch fire if it shorts

OldSchool RuneScape

Glad you got it working; but damn, you just buried the whole tree. Never seen that much decoration on a tree outside of movies.

Work, eat, shit, sleep

No

AMD gpus has better support but many have had decent experience with nVidia cards too. Cpu it doesn’t matter afaik.

It’s been a while since i used any other DE but i remember Windows being slow couple years ago on high-end pc, and i remember a de where super did nothing, think it was Xfce. Nice if most major DEs have this feature

I love the clean look of GNOME and the way I open apps - press super and start typing it’s name and enter. So simple, so fast. Also the overview is so good compared to taskbar for switching apps and for me. I only use Blur My Shell extension for even better cleaner look. The simplest, fastest de i’ve tried that works for my monkey brain

Maps is good but most of the time the algorythmically placed addresses are off. Then I moved to OpenStreetMap (Organic Maps on Android) and everything is exactly where it should be. But it relies on people adding all the things to it and some places are missing a lot of stuff, but it’s also easy to just add it yourself

I don’t, Safing was the first I heard that does anything like that and only one i’ve used

I love how minimal and clean Gnome is, I use couple extensions like Blur My Shell, User Themes and couple to show temps and wireless mouse battery. And the search is fast and definitely the best way to open apps or files

Safing Portmaster is similar for Windows and Linux, also FOSS

Qwant is the best one i’ve come across

• Mainly uses its own index but might also query from Bing with pseudonymous data
• No sponsored links or sensoring
• Good image search
• Integrated maps that uses OpenStreetMap