Tldr: linux now handles hdr better than windows, and as a result blender us supporting hdr on linux, but not on windows.

So if this update brings full Steam Input support that would be awesome

It does!

Did you change the gtk theme recently? Firefox follows the gtk3 titlebars, not the qt ones. You would have to change the gtk3 theme back to breeze to have it match again.

If you changed off the default firefox theme, it will also no longer use native titlebar buttons, to make it use native ones with a different firefox theme, go to about:config, search non-native, find the titlebar buttons option, and turn it off.

I have a nextcloud instance and I can confirm that the ai features are plugins, and are opt-in (and also pretty cool, as ai feature go)

I’m split, I love kde’s features and customization, but GNOME’s workflow is amazing. I currently use one on my pc and one on my laptop.

Actually, you might be suprised about the clean energy thing! Places like east coast canada and france are already ~99% clean energy, and even texas is like 50% there.

Oh thank god, the tarball wouldnt work when i made a .desktop file for it for some reason

It’s the webpage showing off steamos: https://store.steampowered.com/steamos/buildyourown

Used to show steamOS 2.0 until recently

C’est sur que c’est les français qui font un sketch pareil

I increasingly feel bad for Americans

I think that contradiction is easily resolved when you realise that the eu isn’t a monolith, and it’s three seperate groups doing each of those things (also all the attacks on privacy never make it through, still concerning though)

But for your plan for what payment options you’ll use I think that’s based and you should keep doing that.

that was owned by a company that does it’s best to make the game pro-capitalist, lmao

I largely agree with you, although the language you use implies other perspectives i dont agree with. Most current CBDC’s suck huge amounts of ass, but i have two reasons i still think the digital euro will be good.

1. A regular credit card has all the issues you described, except the bank, government and an american company (visa or mastercard) have those powers, CBDC’s that work the way you described will only give the government and your bank that power, which still sucks, just slightly less. Of course the real risk is that they use that digital cash to phase out real cash, but that could happen anyways.

2. The digital euro is not what you described, the initiative’s website promises it will be useable offline, as private as cash. Quote: “Even when you use digital euro online, we would not be able to identify you based on your payments.”

I just think the eu has been pretty based lately so i hope it’ll continue

As a french citizen, i reeeeeaaaaaally hope the digital euro will be good, and truly as flexible as cash

i love https://thelibre.news/

The fact they paid to have a custom system built and it’s still proprietary and controlled by a vendor is crazy to me.

Also, hi friendica user!

in case you haven’t found it yet

true, but then you’d have to do the same with every other country that sells oil, which would skew the numbers a bunch

That would put you in competition with places like canada, that are 76% renewables though, if you count hydro.

For wind alone (according to wikipedia) you do do better, but are still in 6th place.