There are a number of more fun communities:

We need to post more on some of these, though, and there are several communities that were busy on Reddit, but are often quiet or non-existent here.

Lemmy is a fixer-upper, but otherwise decent if you know where to look.

Yes

Usually just default, but I believe my ThinkPad has zen and hardened as options.

zen has slightly worse battery life, but slightly better performance.

hardened is more secure, but some software (notably Flatpak) cannot run without first running sudo sysctl kernel.unprivileged_userns_clone=1.

Also, my old ThinkPad uses GENERIC (OpenBSD).

I’ll believe it when he’s a worm-eaten corpse under six feet of earth.

You don’t, and neither do I.

I think, therefore I am. You think, therefore you are.

The world isn’t real. This is simply too ridiculous to have happened. I have been in a coma for the last six years and this is all just a weird fantasy playing out in my mind.

A tablespoon

🎵 On a scale from one to ten, my friend, you’re fucked! 🎵

There are more features planned. Once it’s feature-complete, it will even have adblocking and KeePassXC integration.

However, as I am a student with a few mental health issues, development is slow. I don’t expect the browser to be “finished” for another year at least.

Fantastic. By my book, Labour are now worse than the Tories.

Between Labour, Conservative, and Reform, we are completely fucked next election.

Recompile with updated libraries. There’s probably a better way, but it’s further down the list. This thing doesn’t even support downloads yet.

Thanks!

I call it Magellan. It’s nowhere near ready for production use, though.

Ah, I am using WebKitGTK.

Currently version 4.1, though, as 6.0 is not supported on GTK3, and upgrading the project to GTK4 would possibly require a complete rewrite.

I wrote my own browser using WebKit. Chrome is bloat.

Fair enough.

Initial thought:

• Strong start
• I like the idea of bouncing around time and space trying to get back to Earth. Reminds me of the Key To Time saga, as well as the subsequent episodes where The Doctor and Romana were using the randomiser.
• After some brief research into 1950s Miami, it would seem the three characters who interact with The Doctor and Belinda are a lot more friendly and progressive than they likely would have been in real life. Of course, progressive white people did exist back then, and the characters were important for exposition, but it would possibly have been better to cast people of colour in some or all of these roles. Of course, I am not well-versed in what life was like back then, so any corrections would be appreciated.
• The bit where they go into the film was a bit weird, especially with the very literal 4th wall break. Not too bad, though.
• Another member of The Pantheon? It’s a neat idea for an overarching “big bad”, but I never liked the whole harbinger thing.
• Overall, it was okay. A bit weird, but it also had similar vibes to some of the '80s episodes.
• Next week’s episode looks promising.