BurgerBaron

This classic bug:

https://github.com/valvesoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/3671

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Same, Ventoy is so fucking good. My answer is two, I guess. All my computers are either running Mint or CachyOS.

They’ve done a lot of vowing and promising and announcing future changes lately.

How about shut up, Microsoft, and let the changelogs speak for themselves?

Once I learned to make separate partitions for root, home, EFI, and then make routine backup of my package list, the update fears evaporate. Though with how CachyOS sets up btrfs snapshots by default now, it’d be pretty hard to deep fry an install beyond repair.

Yeah, especially since they want to upgrade not just maintain. I look upon my own NAS and wonder if I can even afford to maintain it if I had multi drive failure, never mind an actual storage capacity upgrade.

If you look at your own instance’s meta community, TheDude recently posted a breakdown of 2025 and server costs. Including bot scraping and their first try at a solution. I wouldn’t say the bots were* breaking the bank but certainly were inflating costs somewhat.

https://sh.itjust.works/post/64240582

I think it’s because JIT instructions are disabled on GrapheneOS for some things as an exploit protection, including patching, writing, and installing apps. I clocked it in at about 15 minutes to update Morphe’d Youtube last week. System updates too, there’s an app optimisation pass every reboot after GrapheneOS updates.

More as an FYI, I’m not complaining exactly. I’m just not sure why the ReVanced manager did the job faster.

So I will then haha. It’s cathartic to fry myself sometimes.

Any media that resonates with me, music can get me to cry pretty easily too tbh. Usually has to be something new though, familiar music doesn’t really cause me goosebumps.

When that happens usually just updating the patched apk fixes it.

Patching an APK with Morphe takes forever on GrapheneOS. Much slower than ReVanced ever was, I don’t get why.

Please donate to our corporate approved charity you’ve done zero research about to see if they’re even a legitimate charity doing something you actually want to support right now at point of sale impulsively!

No problem. Maybe I should include https://www.smwcentral.net/ too since I included romhacking.com which specialised in Super Mario 64.

…well the owner of this website is a known twat so that tracks. That’s why so many competing rom hack websites all appeared suddenly after their last drama I don’t feel like getting into, anyways you’ll get ignored.

Edit: I should list the better ones.

https://romhack.ing/ - formed due to .net drama

https://romhackplaza.org/ - formed due to .net drama

https://romhacking.com/ - Super Mario 64 specialists

Requires forum account to view/access:

https://retrogametalk.com/repo/ - pre-patch

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No problem. There’s also another handy tool here:

https://github.com/optiscaler/OptiScaler/blob/master/Spoofing.md#linux

You can spoof DLSS support and actually use FSR4 instead with games that don’t officially support FSR, quite handy.

Otherwise AFAIK the Proton command “PROTON_FSR4_UPGRADE=1” will only upgrade games officially supporting older versions of FSR.

It’s almost plug&play for you then. The only thing besides following the wiki that’s already mentioned is to look up AMD specific Proton launch arguments like forcing games to use FSR4.

More like less quantity at a lower quality.

DS9 had 26 episode seasons.

Yep. The hill my new console owning habits died on was any corp pushing paying to play online subscriptions and I stuck to that. I’ll buy used later if there’s exclusives I want and I can’t just emulate it like Switch 1.