Rivals of Aether is like a PC smash brothers knockoff but it’s actually really fun and has a lot of mods for community made characters. I really recommend it.

maybe I’m not cultured enough, but I find rivals more fun than smash

I don’t think hk is that demanding tbh.

If you are going to play it then you need to complete the 2D indie game trifecta with Celeste and Rain World though

at least he doesn’t look like an amphibian

then MOVE.

what??? why do you lose credit by getting hit by a car? that’s insane

yeah, but also account for the cost of a battery replacement

ThinkPad T430

pros:

• old
• extremely cheap
• usable performance, can be upgraded to average performance
• libreboot compatible
• very compatible with Linux
• great keyboard (if you mod it with a t420 keyboard)
• trackpoint (controversial)
• hot swappable batteries
• repairable
• display can be upgraded to IPS if you manage to find a converter board

cons:

• old
• bad battery life (if you keep the stock one)
• TN panel
• not blazing fast (more than enough for the tasks you mentioned though)

i would recommend the 13 but not 16, it literally hasn’t been released yet and there’s no reviews to base opinions off of.

god i hate gates and wish he never did this whitewashing bullshit but these vaccine dumbasses have as many brain cells as their iq value

lemmygrad existed before all the reddit people

Your parents would agree

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they are volunteers paying from their own wallets to keep this going. You aren’t entitled to anything on the fediverse. grow up.

Savecomengs likes trains. Comeng trains getting scrapped. SaveComengs sad.

install arch on it

kde neon is love kde neon is life

i love a desnapped ubuntu with rolling release DE

1. Try out different linux distros / desktop environments in virtual machines and find out which ones you like the most. I spent about a month doing this, until I found kde neon.

2. Know that you are going to break stuff, and don’t be afraid of it. Even if you are a tech savy Windows user (as i was), Linux will be a new thing for you and you’ll not know the nuances. I broke my installs a bunch of times because of things like nvidia drivers, but I was running Linux in virtual machines so I just started over from scratch. Breaking things makes you learn the fastest imo, so don’t be scared of it.

3. Have fun. Linux is going to give you some frustrations, so it’s important that you are using Linux because you want to so you can keep moving forward.

looks like some solid fuel tank

you should selfhost lemmy

I WILL be a caffeine addicted green tea purist and drink nothing else