The only times I’ve compiled the arch kernel was for benchmarking

You can also just recompile the kernel and any utils yourself on Arch, if you want

I’d argue that there’s literally no difference in difficulty of installing Arch vs Gentoo vs LFS. The only difference lies in the convenience of package management. Arch is very convenient, everything is precompiled. Gentoo is more time consuming. No difference in setting stuff up tho. LFS makes you be the package manager. Which isn’t really difficult, all programs clearly state which dependencies they have, but it’s just much more time consuming.

“Developer”

So they’re probably just gay

“Dev”

That just means more slop and decentralization tho, while real alternatives like Forgejo, GitLab etc., which might even federate at some point, are left out

*if you’re fucking stupid and leak personal details across multiple accounts

Kernel Level Anticheat does. Which is obviously what I am talking about, in the context of AAA shooters.

I’ve experienced myself that GTA:O, Fortnite and Apex don’t work. LoL is famous for not working, same with R6. They’re all shooter games after all.

Now:

Fortnite works - with a custom server. The point of even playing something like Fortnite is the large playerbase to fill games with dozens of players, and using custom servers basically nulls that, but it’s technically an option…
Genshin works (although you might just get banned)
R6 just doesn’t work.
Destiny 2 neither.
Same with Apex.
GTA:O doesn’t work with public sessions since Enhanced. It does work with workarounds for all players and therefore an invite-only session. So it’s not really the original GTA Online anymore, but tbh nobody cares abt that, everyone just chills in private lobbies and/or plays RP.
LOL also just doesn’t work.

No, all of them have Anticheat. Some may work up to and including the main screen or a few seconds of gameplay, but not further.

As a medium for media, yes

echo “Defaults insults” | sudo tee -a /etc/sudoers.d/custom.conf

Extremely predictable menu and food, which enough stuff I can actually eat

I’d guess that especially stacking WM-using people don’t want to launch and position a second window

As a bank, we’re currently migrating from on-prem to cloud.

Google and Azure ofc

The US license is pretty much worthless anyway

Daily systemd timer for certbot renew

It has its own dedicated GPU, so probably 120+

The pkg manager is Ben himself (he personally programs all packages into your device by hand)

And then?

The original post looks like ShitGPT ‘answer’ to “Are electric shock devices still in use in the U.S.?”