gotta give them props
they put the sub in submerge😂

It's true, but it's Steam policy. If you haven't reached the threshold for the month, you are not getting a payment.

damn, guess that's just how it is if you want to sell games on Steam I guess then :/

Congrats on the V for you and your friends!!🥳🎉

I'd recommend checking out OnlyOffice

• Licensed under AGPL-3.0
• Repo
• Flatpak via Flathub

Alright it's time to start up my home hardware company

1st Product:
INTRODUCING THE Tie Waffle Iron 9090✨

That'll be your house and car keys please

With NVIDIA providing:

• user-space drivers and
• Linux driver code for enterprise-focused vGPU support (for Virtual Machines)

and AMD continuing to progress towards open-sourcing everything from their:

• Micro Engine Scheduler (MES) to their
• RDNA 3.5's Instruction Set Architecture (ISA);

Intel's needs to put their pedal to the metal and open source everything as well in order to stay competitive within both the consumer and enterprise GPU market

Things are looking quite fierce as the rising demand for open-source hardware continues to tempt all 3 companies for ✨top place!🏁

I like Progress Pride and O.G.

Heads up yall:

By deselecting/disabling everything under Firefox Data Collection and Use it should also disable Website Advertising Preferences which is the Privacy-preserving attribution (PPA) as mentioned in the article

That and I would honestly recommend installing Librewolf as an alternative browser (it's Firefox but with privacy prioritized default settings)

• Flatpak
• Arch AUR Repo

Installing as a Flatpak via Flathub

sudo pacman -S flatpak
flatpak install flathub io.gitlab.librewolf-community

Installing on Arch Linux via Yay:

## Yay Install
sudo pacman -S git
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/yay.git
cd yay/
makepkg -si

## Enter super user/or root password when prompted.

## Package installs with Yay
yay -S librewolf-bin

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Even if it were possible, personally I wouldn't recommend using it as it would violate/contradict the system of trust and autonomy

Forcing the belief of:

• "you have to use Linux because I believe it's good"
  • "because I believe x means you should believe y";

onto someone makes that idea inherently untrustworthy and the foundations of its origin would be unstable.

My recommendation is that if you want people to use Linux or something because you trust it and want others to benefit in the same way; then it's existence and systems contained within it should act as proof itself and shouldn't have to be forced onto others

• similar to opt-ins rather than opt-outs