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We've been at ~95% renewable for years actually, but now we've reached 100%

Are you the guy on the Linux memes made by Windows users?

I just pin the tab and leave it there forever

Bottles maybe? It's a flatpak so it's containerized.

You shouldn't worry that much anyway, if a pirated game has a virus it's most likely designed for Windows.

Most of the times it is not that it isn't stable, is more that you're trying to do thinks the Windows way but I get that learning the Linux way can be hard since most of the times it's not obvious or intuitive.

Step 1: Live in latam. Step 2: Sail the 7 seas.

I donate to Linux Mint every now and then.

Good bot

So I pay a CD worth of music but can listen to every new album I want every month? How's that expensive?

Wine already existed but it took many years to get Proton to where it is now, and it's still not perfect. I doubt they would want to start all over now that things are finally working.

Yeah, and I'm not against piracy by any means, I pirate every movie I watch despite having Netflix, Disney+, Star+, HBO Max and sometimes Prime. We have all of those because it's easier for my parents but God, Stremio is a lot better than having to find out which platform has the movie I want, and sometimes there's no alternative other than piracy.

As Gabel said, piracy is a service problem, and I think that music streaming services are great and at a fair price, so I don't see the need for pirating music as long as you can afford it.

lol I have more than 5k songs on YT Music, I think their catalog is even bigger than Spotify's

Yeah, we need bots here

Use Discogs to find and buy used CDs/Vinyls/Cassettes from reputable sellers

Ever heard of AA batteries?

I meant that it would be a whole another problem that I don't think they would want to address right now, considering that they're still fixing Proton. Creating an ARM translator with good enough perfomance would take several years, and I don't think they would profit as much from it, they did Proton because they don't want to depend on Windows (which in recent years has become a competitor since Microsoft is investing more in the PC gaming ecosystem).

Yep, they have an app too

The biggest problem I see is fragmentation, people are creating the same community in different instaces, /c/Piracy for example. Lemmy should prevent this, community names should be unique, it should have an index of all the Lemmy Fediverse where instances can lookup if a community exists instead of waiting for a user to import that community to his instance. Something similar to what BTC does with the decentralized ledger.