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The dangerous thing is that since Trump watches Fox News, it will only reinforce that worldview.

Phoronix's forum will be interesting... Pop the popcorn!

if you don't care, and want their team to 'protect you' from doing pc damage, the. use bazzite.

I would say that most people fall into this category. They just want to install the operating system and start working or gaming.

Winamp! It really whips the Llama's ass!

As a Canadian, I won't be travelling to the Republic of Gilead anytime soon. That country is becoming worse by the minute.

And since Americans think I'm Latino (I'm not), I don't want to be shipped to El Salvador.

As the other said, what are the alternatives? All my gaming friends are on Discord. I tried to make them switch to another platform but they won't budge. I'm stuck with discord.

Free as in Freedom and not free as in beer. I donate to a lot of open-source projects such as KDE.

That too!

Think about it this way, people. Yes, it may be more expensive than a PlayStation. However, Steam offers numerous deals several times a year, so it will be worth the investment. In the long run, owning a Steam Machine or PC will pay for itself.

Unfortunately, due to the craze of AI server farms, PC parts are becoming more expensive. For example, the price of RAM has doubled, and analysts say that SSDs will suffer the same fate.

One surprising thing I learned from an article is that many of them take drugs because they cut hunger. So it's their way of coping with the reality of not being able to eat.

This shows that you really can't judge.

As these capabilities are introduced, AI models still face functional limitations in terms of how they behave and occasionally may hallucinate and produce unexpected outputs. Additionally, agentic AI applications introduce novel security risks, such as cross-prompt injection (XPIA), where malicious content embedded in UI elements or documents can override agent instructions, leading to unintended actions like data exfiltration or malware installation.

What the F... Indeed...

No, it's scientifically proven that eating too much isn't necessarily the problem; rather, it's the quality of the food you consume that determines obesity. If you eat too much unprocessed food, you won't gain as much weight as you would from eating processed food.

Many Americans visit Europe and are amazed that they can eat a lot without gaining weight.

The human body simply cannot process processed food. It's simply unnatural.