Claude please place this rake down I’m about to take a step forward!

Weekly, just before the weekend so if there is any problems I can spend my weekend looking into it

There are a few questions you need to answer that impact the specs.

What resolution will you be using for your monitor, 1080p or 2k or 4k. If you are 1080p gaming then you really do not need the latest and greatest.

Do you want to pay extra for a “future proofed” machine. I think buying future proof is a meme the stuff lasts so long especially on linux.

Do you want to pay extra for a smaller case and smaller parts.

What games do you want to play? Sim games require a decent CPU everything else you can get away with the lowest end CPU and its fine. 5500 5600 and 5600x are solid value AM4 cpus. If you have money for future proofing you can look at am5 CPUs.

For gpu ifyou are 2k or 4k gaming 9070XT is the best value card on the market right now.

For 1080p the 3060 or 3060it is a solid card at a solid price. Dont worry about nvidia compat its fine. It takes a single line pasted into the terminal to get the drivers and most distros have a GUI tool to get them if you dont want to do that.

As for distro it really doesnt matter, they all use mostly the same tools and software. Bazzite, fedora, Ubuntu are good places to start. If you want a “gaming” OS, cachyOS, nobara, pika have been optimised.

For specs that are important, if you need WiFi its nice to get a motherboard that has WiFi on it. Nvme ssd drive 1tb or 2tb is really nice.

Consider picking parts and building it yourself you will learn about how it goes together and fixing it will be much easier. You’ll also have a lot more freedom for customisation and part pricing. I had a friend who is not technical at all build a PC and he said it was quite easy he just followed a video from linus tech tips. Took a few hours.

Hack the box is a good place to start. They give you a machine and some guidance. You go through and exploit the vulnerability and complete the box. Slowly you learn more and more about the different layers of security and the different methods of exploiting them.

Its very fun but its quite hard. In my opinion hacking requires a decent base of knowledge. A bit of programming, bit of windows/linux/Mac knowledge, bit of networking, bit of the enterprise stack and application layout.

Nah i think its fine. Let the nerds test water for viruses.

The manoeuvrability is only on the accent as the missile is blinded by the plasma on reentry. Its still very interceptable. As soon as its launched NATO will be tracking it.

Time for russia to rattle their new temu saber and Trump is such a spineless cunt he’ll cave instantly.

Got to protect users from someone doing script assisted kick flips

After reading this I updated to strict tracking to see if it really breaks everything. Its pretty good barely notice a difference.

Hopefully one day strict tracking can be so stable it becomes the default. And the current default is renamed to rawdog.

SteamOS 3 is arch based but that doesnt mean its anything like arch. It builds from a snapshot of arch and ships that to users as an immutable. So it will be extremely out of date compared to arch.

It does nothing and has been broken for a long time. It can be used for hotkeys but there are none that I use. I only want it to open the start menu. Yes i know I can easily bind it in KDE plasma hotkey menu but i havent gotten around to it yet.

Sad, another project killed by Mozilla.

Nah they have one for checking passwords in breaches. The only password manager they have is the one built into Firefox and thats great but i want one for my phone when i log into apps.

Dont listen to the other poster. This IS a message from God directly telling you to get Goth Clussy now! Dont wait this offer won’t last forever.

Yes and it counts towards your 5 fruit a day to keep the doctor away.

You can use bin packages and compile certain things where you’ll get preformance. It would be good to have a kernel optimised for that hardware cause you need everything you can get.

You could compile on another PC and but you’d miss the -native optimisation.

For my Chromebook I did a bin kernel then compiled everything else and did bin Firefox. I tried compiling the kernel but ran out of disk space cause only 10 gb of space available.

Good update.

I’d like to see Firefox password manager be separated from the browser. Using a browser password manager just sucks because it doesnt work outside the browser. The sync is good enough to make me happy paying$1 a month for.

For tab groups they need to add the ability to auto move certain sites into the group the ai suggestion sucks and it doesnt autocollect tabs so its pointless.

For containers I’d like to see them add a default container to open with.

Gentoo

This is kind of an info dump and I havent fully gone through to verify everything but this is a guide from a trusted ytber explaining step by step how he setup and managed his self hosting environment.

https://wiki.futo.org/index.php/Introduction_to_a_Self_Managed_Life:_a_13_hour_%26_28_minute_presentation_by_FUTO_software

For a more bite sized entry into self hosting just join the community (like you are now) and learn about the different services people are hosting and when one sounds good then look into how to set it up and ask questions along the way.

Can you remind me how many leftists there were “fighting back” during the night of the long knives?

Also can you please remind me if socialism was popular with Germany workers also how many people supported the social democratic party.

Also please remind me of the number of citizens arrested for “resistance activities” the number of those that were communist or socialist and for good measure the population size of Germany at the time.

And please advise what the population of the USSR was at the time.

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