Wow that’s a long dev reply. He certainly has a lot of controversies to address…

Steering clear of this one.

Didn’t Sony literally just decide to stop making PC ports, too? What a stupid decision. I bought quite a few Sony games I otherwise wouldn’t have if they weren’t on PC.

Oh this is definitely getting Streisand Effected.

You’re describing the oldest Linux gateway in the book—experimenting with a secondary device. Make sure you copy any data you care about off your PC, pick a distro that looks neat, and try it out!

Don’t worry too much about picking the “right” or “wrong” distro. It’s very easy to switch once you get the hang of Linux in general.

“The front page of the internet removes the front page of the internet.”

Graphics are really good though.

Your confusion is understandable since MS has called like 4 different products “Copilot”. This refers to the coding assistant built into GitHub for everything from CI/CD to coding itself.

All code uploaded to GitHub is subject to being scraped by Copilot to both train and provide inference context to its model(s).

Basically having your code in GitHub is implicit consent to have your code fed to MSs LLMs.

People using YouTube need this info more than people using PeerTube.

There are self-hosted overlay networks. They may be harder to set up, but you prevent your infrastructure from being reliant on the ticking timebomb that is VC money. I’ve heard about:

• Nebula
• Netbird

But I’m sure there are others.

I honestly don’t know where people are getting these Wayland issues. I’m on EndeavorOS with an RTX 3080ti and multiple monitors and it has worked flawlessly for ~2 years now.