I’ve been using both, helium mainly for sites that needs webgl (mostly my self hosted stack) and jellyfin, Grimmory, and zen for docs, dev tools and things that requires login like codegerg, kagi, OSM etc, and also got librewolf for everything else

System is not working System is working exactly as intended

Yes, there’s a reason, and the reason is “lin mus go up”

I have moved from Arch to Artix after systemd contro, and want to switch to Void. Do you think it’s a good choice to run Podman(docker is fine too but would prefer podman) without much hassle?

My monologue hums… And when there’s some event /work/(or anything like late for a bus or work or something), it starts narrating the environment and condition with counting repetations(like steps, seconds) sometimes counting up and sometimes oscillatiory count(like in evens; 1-2–1-2–1-2–1…)

He definitely isn’t a lowkey fundamentalist. Checkout some of this campaign speech and you’ll witness pure poison spewing out of his mouth source

That’s kinda similar question I had while learning about veganism. It’s not possible in absolute sense to get rid of animal cruelty, there’s always going to have some indirect connection cause the way we have designed our system. So the general answer for me is; as practicable as possible and not letting perfect be the archenemy of good

They definitely knows something

Plasma bigscreen or maybe something gaming console like screen for tv with focus on controller based input/navigation

Same, I just recently switched Artix OpenRC

There are youths who are like cockroaches, who do not get any employment… they go on to become media, social media and RTI activists and start attacking the system.

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, Supreme Court of India, May 15, 2026

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Well, if we look around today, some of the best minds in world are busy making people click on ads

Using Arch on Surface pro 6 for couple of years. Nothing much, just to read something on Calibre web and jellyfin client

That sounds like socialism with Chinese characteristics

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