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I've been using Orca for this as it's the most popular on GitHub and seems to have more features. Is there anything notable that this offers over it?

Orca works great.

The way Kindles are being forcibly deprecated lately is another good example.

Valve's Lepton (Waydroid fork) might solve this when it gets released.

Was evaluating this recently, the lack of NAT busting was a dealbreaker.

They know their software and update story sucks, so partnering with a company which promises to handle all that and they have an existing audience means they'll sell a lot more of that model.

Do you do that for Android?

It's likely just a codename for now.

Just think about how few Android devices have an open bootloader right now, there's no reason to think it'd be any different on larger hardware.

A big part of it is chipmakers deprecating S3 sleep in favour of Modern Standby.

> Unfortunately it seems supporting Linux natively is pretty quickly moving target

With the container-based approach of the Steam Linux Runtime this should no longer be a problem. Games can just target a particular version and Steam will be able to run it forevermore.

And this is due to Valve's big investments in Proton, Steam Deck and the new Steam hardware to get game compatibility working from both the Linux/Wine side as well as making game developers aim for compatibility.

The anti-cheat creators other than Valve aren't bothered to invest into making a Linux kernel anti-cheat, and most Linux users would be unwilling to allow one to be installed either.

For several days it wasn't viewable to many people, even if you specifically searched for it[1], YouTube later addressed the outrage and resolved this[2].

[1] https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1850982018064269423 [2] https://x.com/YouTubeInsider/status/1851016296269242434

> the pervasive myth that conservative voices are somehow being censored or silenced, despite lots of evidence that conservative rage-bait gets disproprotionately more distribution on recommendation algorithms

It can be true that both conservative content gets more widely shared AND that they're still being censored.

There were countless high-profile conservatives banned from pre-Musk Twitter, YouTube and other social media. Likewise there's clear and obvious cases of conservative content being silenced like Donald Trump's interview on Joe Rogan kept off the YouTube trending page as the most recent example.

But these are specific cases, you claim there's lots of evidence that conservatives on the whole get more distribution. I'm not sure I believe that without seeing your purported evidence, but even if studies proved that were the case it doesn't negate the fact that simultaneously there's a large amount of conservatives being censored on top of that, preventing their distribution from going even further.

Or just don't fork Chromium at all and Google can make the upstream their recommended browser.

A huge amount of their products require browser access, having a good UX to access them off in their best interest.

If you're going to the official domains linked from their Wikipedia article then there's definitely no malware.

How do you set this up? I found this relevant issue[1] but it doesn't explain how to get it working.

[1] https://github.com/ArchiveBox/ArchiveBox/issues/211

Relevant: Borg 2.x now supports rclone to allow S3-compatible hosts.

Not sure but I know that Vorta (borg GUI) does automatic consistency checking using `borg check ` regularly.

Vorta (GUI for BorgBackup) will also opportunistically backup if it's overdue for a backup.

The new Nexus Mods App is cross-platform https://github.com/Nexus-Mods/NexusMods.App

It really hasn't got it still unfortunately. Been waiting for hot-unplug support for years, eGPU gaming is still not viable on Linux https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/-/issues/1081

SingleFile extension is the modern equivalent these days.

It doesn't work on various distributions, lots of people disable it because of various issues like it being much slower to start, it can only connect to one backend at a time (which is Canonical's proprietary one) unlike Flatpak, and generally the Linux community has settled on Flatpak and AppImage as the preferred universal packaging formats.

If you're going to offer an offline-capable Linux app then no-one wants to use Snap. AppImage or Flatpak is the way.

Why get rid of one propaganda overlord just to replace it with another?

Yeah I have to say Starsector way of less arcadey combat works really really good, wish more of these space sims would copy it.

Because you're missing the context of what's actually happening in the UK such as ULEZ making travel more expensive (thus monetarily restricting your movement) and councils implementing 15-minute city-aligned schemes which also limit movement.