It's not fake but it is confusing. Pluton is a chip mostly meant for cloud infrastructure. I believe some surface devices have it too but either way just don't use windows if you're sailing the high seas.

My son always has his phone at school. Given how America is I wouldn't send him to school without a way to get a hold of me.

It's not Spotify but deemix has been the best thing I've used in a long time.

I'm currently running EndeavorOS on my Surface Laptop 4. I'll admit it was a pain to get working right, especially since I have the amd model, but damn once it's working its so nice.

Another reason for me to feel justified for not letting my parents take my son to church functions. Nothing happened to me as a kid but goddamn I couldn't fathom putting my son anywhere near that stuff.

Damn now I miss r/greentext.

Currently Twisted Metal. It's far better than I expected.

My friend saw this using ABplus, he just switched to using a piped instance for the time being. I haven't seen it at all using ublock origin. Though they said this is a "small test" so it's possible I just am not in the test.

Its honestly very usable. Touch has some weirdness and I haven't gotten it working on my device but its one of the laptops not the tablets so I don't really care for touch. Look through the Table of Supported Features that OP linked to make sure whatever device you plan to pick up supports everything or is at least being worked on.

I've gone back and forth with Garuda and Endeavor. Currently I'm on Endeavor and everything is pretty good, I definitely had a better time gaming with Garuda though.

Just only use a subscription view.

Readarr and Lidarr have been less than functional for me. I switched to Deemix for music and just use libgen for books now.

I didn't know it wasn't being developed anymore. Thanks for that info. I've been running it in docker on my home server for a long while and it still shows up that it has updates every once in a while. Suppose I should do more due diligence into it so I'm not screwing myself somehow.

Honestly I don't even bother with the cracks and whatnot. I have a burner Amazon that could get nuked and I wouldn't be sad and I use the send to kindle email to send epub files to that account using kavita and OpenBooks docker containers.

I haven't seen any, at least any that incorporate lemmy, but I imagine as it becomes more popular more tools will become available.

Oh man I can't believe innertune finally got updated. Hell yeah.

My internet is shit but it's cheap. 19 usd a month for 40mbps down and 5 up. It's cheap enough that I can't complain really.

Manjaro is what got me into Arch so I'll always have a soft spot for it. I don't keep up with internet drama so much but I do remember people saying some stuff about the devs being shady/shitty. But I'm not sure how much truth there is to that.

I've been trying to switch to Firefox but the tab groups suck and I rely on that pretty heavily so I'm stuck in chromium. Every tab group thing I've tried on Firefox is just worse.

I mean I'll check out the all sort just to see if some new communities pop up but it definitely isn't a way to consume content you actually want.