So cool! Thanks for the post!

First time I’d heard of SomaFM - what a cool service!

Rad!

Nice!

I’ve found Distrobox to be a great way to access stuff I’m more familiar with from my Debian distros. Builds little containers that make use of some existing binaries from the steamOS environment. I even found some super curated ‘boxes’, specifically for Davinci Resolve, which is promising! (That box didn’t work in my case, but it’s cool that sort of thing is in development! 🙂)

Oh wow, first I’ve hears of the Odin project! Very cool!

Also love the idea of using it as a SmartTV!

Wow, for real?? Still within steamOS?? That’s something I haven’t yet approached since I figured virtualization wouldn’t perform well enough - but adobe products via virtualization is impressive!!

How did you do it, if you don’t mind me asking? Like did you follow a guide or is there a specific app you used? 🙂

I’m taking an online based college that makes heavy use of some heavier apps like web based virtual machines that function as ‘lab environments’ for development assignments. These refuse to function unless I’m in chromium of some kind. Same with the online based proctoring tools the school uses when you take tests n stuff - chrome is the only browser that can be used, and I have to specifically use a windows device 🤢

Always fun to see what I’ve been “missing out on” in the chrome experience, when I’m forced to use it. Man, the Firefox UX is a dream compared to chrome!

Really hoping on that FOSS browser that’s on the horizon! Ladybird, I think it’s called? Hopefully it won’t be shit! 🤞

…in 2003, [bismuth] was discovered to be extremely weakly radioactive. The metal’s only primordial isotope, bismuth-209, undergoes alpha decay with a half-life about a billion times the estimated age of the universe.

Jesus crust!

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