I really want to try a pinephone or something with Ubuntu touch. It’s likely not daily driver ready but I’m still curious at how far along it is.

He stopped being edgy more than five years ago after backlash from his own community. No racist joke, no rage baiting, no channel wars. His content this days is just wholesome family interaction, art journey, or tech experimentation.

I share your enthusiasm. I wanted to learn Linux because so much scientific computing in my field relies on it, but when I dual booted, it was too easy to just retreat to Windows as the path of least resistance. I decided to fully make the switch to Linux as an attempt to force myself to learn stuff, but the big thing that held me back was nervousness about gaming. Turns out that this fear was completely unfounded, and I have been utterly astounded at how easy gaming on Linux was. It wasn't completely pain free, and there were a couple times that I needed to tinker somewhat, but it was no more difficult or frequent than I needed to do similar stuff on Windows. I get what you mean about logging on feeling like home. Besides the scientific computing, a big part of what pushed me to Linux was how ambiently icked out I felt by using Windows — it didn't feel like mine. Running Windows feels like renting a home from a landlord who doesn't respect your boundaries and just comes in to make changes while you're sleeping. Like, it's not even about whether those changes are good or bad, but how weird it feels to constantly be reminded that this home is not truly yours.

How is it not a desktop? My steamdeck is as much of a desktop as my laptop.

I cant commend on the first 3 but im a huge rimworld enjoyer and i've had 0 issues modding on linux. Steamworkshop works as expected and even RimPy launcher workers natively on linux.

Good God what an absolutely ridiculous article, I would be ashamed to write that. Most fundamentally of course is the fact that the laws are robotics are not intended to work and are not designed to be used by future AI systems. I'm sure Asimov would be disappointed to say the least to find out that some people haven't got the message.

Thank you for all this information. One day when my ADHD forces me into a making myself a home server I'll remember this and keep it in mind. I've always wanted to store movies but these days just family pictures and stuff. Definitely don't have terabytes but I'm getting up 100s of gb.