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It is the most ‘Windows-like’ of the mainstream desktop environments. I don’t usually snap into quadrants but you can, here’s an example of how that would look in KDE.

Yeah, Linux gaming may not be for you if you play a ton of anti-cheat games.

Using a 4090 on Kubuntu works well for my gaming so far. Wayland can be a bit buggy with NVIDIA, but nothing severe.

Admittedly, I don’t play anti-cheat games which don’t really work well and I tend to play older games more than not (though I did just get Stray, which looks great).

I think you want KDE. I’m using KDE on vanilla EndeavourOS and it snaps windows just fine. Hotkeys work too, just slightly different (super + page up instead of up arrow to maximize).

Also the popularity of eugenics began in the US. You even read about it in The Great Gatsby.

I remember that, Nexon?

I haven’t - thanks for the tip! I’ve mostly been running Kubuntu vanilla, aside from changing some DNS configs.

Oh, that sounds great, thank you! I just got Stray recently and they do something like this as well - put hints that are kind of immersive with the atmosphere, so it’s helpful while not being too intrusive.

Thank you, I’ll take a look at those!

I’m actually not a huge combat person, I like RPGs and exploratory games. But I’m not big on platformers or side-scrollers. I suck at puzzles, so tend to not gravitate towards those types of games unless the story is compelling (I loved Portal, for example, but had to look up walkthroughs after a certain point). The narrative element of it does appeal, I like cyberpunk/dystopian stuff.

You probably need to add more water to it.

I think you may be missing, er… half the machine. Did you find this in a dung heap?

Huh, is this the parkour game? I remember seeing it on Steam, but it didn’t seem like something I’d be into.

Yeah, I wouldn’t say I’m a hater. I just have a healthy skepticism driven by statistics and a distaste for the way the breed is marketed/treated by people.

The ‘remastered polygons’ lol… yeah. Slowly trying to get back to my ever-growing Steam library…

Neural networks themselves are not an unqualified evil. Especially in the realm of protein modeling, they’ve been a godsend.

I recently got recommended her channel. She’s amazing, like Jenny Nicholson but for science.

Well, at least in connection with her:

Coined by English philosopher and historian of science William Whewell in March 1834 in an anonymous review of Mary Somerville’s book On the Connexion of the Physical Sciences in the Quarterly Review

I appreciate her telling it like it is and not bowing to a pressure to please.

Found an article speaking more about it, if anyone is curious about the context/her work.