Just remember, the only way to get a consistent experience across all users is to design to the least common denominator. In this case that means designing for a program that runs in an Internet browser.
That's why the more advanced features have been disappearing over time. That's why the older versions start having weird problems. That's why they are dumbing everything down and making it less powerful.. so it can run in edge.
Honestly? Learn about flocks and herds. They aren't just groups, they move and act in synchronized ways that make it impossible to just focus on an individual. They become a giant organism that activates primal centers of the brain.
Does it trigger a protective instinct in most people? Absolutely.
Are there any studies that show whether something like this helps or hurts pedophile behavior around real children and their likelihood to abuse or not? I'd love to know.
If I had to choose between banning these out of a sense of moral indignation or lowering the rates of child SA... I'd really like to see some data.
Yes, Bazzite was my first. Immutability sounds great in theory but it wouldn't let me change my login screen background and wouldn't explain why. I bricked my drive permissions trying to get access and had to reformat.
That got me looking for alternatives and I learned about immutability and found Garuda, which let me do whatever I wanted, was also gaming focused, and has great helper applications.
As time goes by, it will be harder and harder to realize you are a hostage, but you will keep dying inside.
Unless, you refuse to avoid these issues and tackle them head on, understanding that she is responsible for her own behavior and not sacrificing your happiness just because her responses may be insane.
All your points are valid, but I'm not going to put in 3rd party hardware and their default slicer seems great to me. There's a group of users for who this is all more or less not an issue.
My Bambu had also been soooo easy. So there's that.
Let's you register an easy to remember domain name linked to an IP address you specify. It's useful for self hosting or avoiding having to buy a domain name.
Free version makes you confirm every month that you still want the domain name, but that's just a couple of clicks from the email they send you.
I switched when they announced Windows was going to start watching everything you do. So it can help you better... of course.
I started with Bazzite and didn't really understand immutability. I had just heard it was good for gaming. I bricked my installation trying to get write access to the folder where login screen images are stored because that part happens to be immutable.
I switched to Garuda because it is also gamer focused and the system folders aren't on lockdown. Both were super easy and have worked great.
I'm still learning what it means to be on Arch, but that's an interesting journey, so I don't mind.
I use the xfce version and it's pretty bare bones. Other than a background image I replaced, it didn't have any annoying UI stuff in it. It still runs all the gaming stuff just fine out of the box.
Just remember, the only way to get a consistent experience across all users is to design to the least common denominator. In this case that means designing for a program that runs in an Internet browser.
That's why the more advanced features have been disappearing over time. That's why the older versions start having weird problems. That's why they are dumbing everything down and making it less powerful.. so it can run in edge.