Tokyo Xanadu draws from the typical Persona UI, setting and day to day gameplay (except the combat system).
Compressed swap (zram)
Compiling large C++ programs with many threads
Virtual machines
Video encoding
Many Firefox tabs
Games
Never heard of it, what’s your reason for picking this one? Looks like it’s an Arch derivative, but the site doesn’t tell me much about what’s supposed to set it apart from vanilla Arch.
It's a performance orientated distribution with a significant amount of kernel patches and other tweaks. Whether it's worth it is arguable, but using their kernel at least isn't a bad idea.
It's nice even on the Deck if you want a bit more customisability. It also fixed an issue with Pipewire a few versions back with my somewhat non-standard config, although it's probably fixed with SteamOS by now.
Putin and Trump are best friends so you might expect Russia to follow. But perhaps Putin wants to show he's the dominant one in said relationship.
True, although it's nice to have a web UI. And I haven't tried it myself but there's Forgejo actions which seems useful if you need it.
Traditional server-based self-hosting will have lower average uptime, will be easier to attack, and will have a much higher chance of disappearing out of nowhere (bus factor event, or for any other reason).
It's not a single point of failure at least but if your particular project is targeted then yeah. I was thinking more about using it for private repos, where it isn't public at all but that's a separate case.
Also, people with power often like to harm people that are less fortunate because they believe they deserve it: "If they were good people, they wouldn't need to work for a living, because they'd be rich. Since they're not rich, they must be bad people."
This is a good argument for self-hosting Forgejo (which is quite simple compared to gitlab from what I hear).
But good to see they are standing up to this shit.
And just look how happy he his! (fictional media doing sanewashing before it was cool).
Even just switching mobile voice standards is painful, as seen in Australia recently. In theory, you just need VoLTE support to use calling over 4G, but it turns out there is a bunch of other compatibility issues like emergency calling, device software and firmware settings, and carrier side problems that complicate matters.