Seems fine to me except for all the firewall and special routing stuff, I’m not familiar with that. Does the wg command show received or only sent data? For the record, this is my config:

# /etc/systemd/network/mullvad.netdev
[NetDev]
Description=Mullvad
Kind=wireguard
Name=mullvad

[WireGuard]
PrivateKeyFile=/var/keys/mullvad/pk

[WireGuardPeer]
AllowedIPs=::/0
AllowedIPs=0.0.0.0/0
Endpoint=146.70.126.194:51820
PublicKey=ApOUMLFcpTpj/sDAMub0SvASFdsSWtsy+vvw/nWvEmY=

# /etc/systemd/network/mullvad.network
[Match]
Name=mullvad

[Network]
Address=10.64.130.96/32
Address=fc00:bbbb:bbbb:bb01::1:825f/128

[Route]
Destination=::/0
Metric=16384

[Route]
Destination=0.0.0.0/0
Metric=16384

I use it for Mullvad and a couple internal things but yeah it works for me.

Am I reading too much into this or are they essentially saying “don’t make us put too much stuff in our games that you think is profitable but players will widely hate and retaliate against us for”?

2024 is good for me so far, but I’m going to finish my bachelor’s degree in 2025 and still have no real clue what I want to do after (very likely something that has nothing to do with the degree though). So it’s completely up in the air lol. But hopefully I’ll find something I actually want to do and enjoy.

This is exactly what OpenAI etc. wanted to achieve with all the “AI safety” bullshit doomer talk. I really hope this doesn’t pass

For 2, has this actually ever happened to anyone in uefi times? Mbr overwrite was the good old times, now we have something at least better

I assume this is just from people remembering how that happens with MBR boot and just assuming it does the same with EFI.

I have! It’s apparently pretty common on e-bikes.

1. Stop using GRUB, it’s a horrible legacy sprawling mess, most of which you don’t need
2. Windows doesn’t delete the bootloader with EFI boot, just make sure you have free partition space for it to create the system partition and a large enough EFI partition.

Oh wow, was not aware of that. I haven’t followed Sonic lore in a while (last games I played extensively were Sonic Mania and before then probably Sonic Advance 3), so thanks!

What do you mean he’s no longer Robotnik? I thought Eggman was his nickname.

“your” “delivery” “experts”

You cannot cross-compile Linux kernel drivers for Windows. The API is completely different (and I kinda doubt anyone has made a compatibility layer like ndiswrapper).

Right after Windows 8 got released, I upgraded to it on my 2011 budget laptop. I don’t know what exactly the problem was, I think there was both a problem with there being a high chance of not getting any output on the display after waking up from hibernation, and it also frequently bluescreened when booting. I was playing around with various distros before then but that was when I nuked Windows and switched to it as primary OS.

(That bluescreen bug on the laptop still wasn’t fixed with Windows 10 when that came out. Lmao)

I actually switched from Android to iPhone maybe a year and a half ago, after I got an iPad to take notes on for university and really enjoyed using it.

• I hate Google
• I mostly like how iOS works
• I mostly don’t like how Android works, it has a lot of rough edges and jank (imo, partially resulting from stock apps sucking or just not being there at all but there not being enough low level access for third party apps to provide a well integrated replacement)
• Shortcuts/Automation is amazing
• Builtin Calendar/Contacts/Reminders apps are amazing and especially lets me connect to my DAV server without any hassle
• Nobody has built anything that comes close to Apple’s cross-device interactions (but I guess that’s also Apple’s and Google’s fault for locking the systems down)
• A consistent look and feel across the system is very important to me and iOS apps seem to care more about that. Even Google’s own apps used different visual styles sometimes last I used it
• The hardware and OS looks nice without being overly flashy, it just hits that sweet spot of “pleasant design”
• If I want to develop apps I really don’t want to touch anything related to Java

I’m using a custom ROM with microG, which potentially means no RCS since it is only available through Google Messages which doesn’t work with microG.

This is a common misconception. Android just doesn’t let you access the necessary low level stuff to talk to carrier RCS services. If you’re already using a custom ROM that may not be a problem. Here’s a third party RCS demo app: https://github.com/Hirohumi/RustyRcs

I don’t know how actually usable this is though, or if there’s anything else that’s usable that’s not Google Messages.

According to Apple (and I’m sure people have already investigated it), location data is encrypted in such a way that only the owner of the device can read the transmitted location. So no, this isn’t going to “associate your IP address with your location”.

Only you can see where your AirTag is. Your location data and history are never stored on the AirTag itself. Devices that relay the location of your AirTag also stay anonymous, and that location data is encrypted every step of the way. So not even Apple knows the location of your AirTag or the identity of the device that helps find it.

(from https://www.apple.com/airtag/)

MTP is horrible, when I had an android phone i had similar problems with it. I would recommend KDE Connect which also exposes your files in dolphin directly, or the adb command.

God it reminds me of that one painter who got dementia and you could see his drawing ability deteriorate as it got worse. Disturbing

Ah, I see, that’s unfortunate. That’s generally a real problem with tools that try to edit existing writable config files.

I really want to make a distro which is built on top of basically a GUI-first (at least for most general configuration) NixOS kinda thing, where you both have to go through the tool but it also doesn’t limit you in what you can do. That’s a huge endeavor though especially to get it right :^)

Organic Maps is planning on implementing it. For now I just use a dedicated app for that though, ÖPNV Navigator is great for Germany for example.