SinkingLotus

“People never quit Emacs, they just die at some point.”

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Note: The “$” prompt flashes like a typical cursor.

With that consistency I think the milk spoiled.

Out of sight out of mind.

That’s my problem. Three screen setup. I have three browser instances open.

Instance 1: YouTube. (Left screen) Instance 2: Gaming wiki’s and info for the game I’m currently playing. (Right screen) Instance 3. Online courses and study materials. (Right screen. I swap between instance 2 and 3 based on what in currently doing on my main monitor).

I’ll constantly delay or forget to study just because it’s not the currently opened in the foreground.

but have no idea how I should go about playing games on Linux

What distro?

Do you know what graphics card you’re using?

In that case remember not to use any plugins, don’t change any of the default settings, and run with a 1080p resolution, never maximize the TOR window either. Since even screen size and resolution is used for your fingerprint.

Everyone needs to start treating him with Bizarro rules.

Honestly, the only reason I have Netflix in the first place is because it came bundled with my ISP. Can’t cancel it without phoning them up and I’m much too lazy to do so.

People whose first love was Lara Croft on the PSX?

I’d recommend either Tidal or Qobuz. If you end up buying albums instead I would also recommend Roon (not a streaming service).