You just press the X button to bring it up. It’s independent of text boxes. Works every time for me.

As long as it has modifier and F keys, accepts mouse input and is manually toggleable I’m happy. Bonus points if I can configure it to show those and number keys per default.

Huh? The default desktop shortcut for it is just X.

But it works.

Wanted to install OpenSUSE Tumbleweed with KDE as desktop on my Steam Deck without getting a keyboard. Had to use the Gnome Live image because it’s the only one with a working keyboard.

Put it on Amazon Prime! With ads!

Currently before establishing an encrypted connection to a webserver the domain is sent to the webserver unencrypted so that the server can choose the appropriate certificate to use for encryption. That is called SNI, Server Name Indication.

Of course that’s a privacy risk. There are finally protocols to fix this but they aren’t very widespread and depend on DNS over HTTPS.

I think issuing certificates based on the IP and sending the domain name encrypted based on that certificate could have fixed this issue ages ago.

I never understood why we don’t use IP certificates to encrypt the domain with SNI.

I heard you should always buy it.

Wasn’t that a stupid study where they didn’t cover the heads and then concluded that people lost most of their heat through the head?

Apparently you can do it by turning off the microwave as soon as it starts boiling, turning it on again and repeating until everything boils at the same time and explodes.

Is there some kind of employment (or unemployment) office from the government in your country? They could have their own job board. It might suck, but sometimes you’re lucky and find something.

They don’t pop as quickly as water bubbles.

Now I want Portal 3 with a segment voiced by him.

CDPR came to the rescue even outside of GOG. My son bought Cyberpunk 2077 the other day on Steam and luckily for me it comes without DRM so I can even play it while he is playing.

As a kid I knew Usagi Yojimbo only from a C64 video game, that was really cool but also really hard. Man I was surprised when he suddenly appeared in the show.

CEO of Monitors Inc: Got it, put eye grabbing RGB all over the monitors!

I kind of liked the last season. But what I liked most about the series was that every season was different. And that they didn’t drag it on but created a somewhat coherent ending.

Read an interview with her the other day.

Heroic can support EA games and other launchers by basically doing the same thing Lutris does. You just install the launcher with Proton and use that.

Heroic is better than Lutris for Epic, GOG and Amazon because it doesn’t need their respective launchers or installers. It basically downloads just the game files without any intermediary archive, installer or launcher. So game installation is much faster. Heroic also supports game updates and cloud saves.

Heroic accomplishes that by using open source command line clients for the respective shops. I really wish Lutris would do the same. Would make it much better.

What makes Lutris better is that it supports even more stores and launchers and even emulators. It also has Steam integration. So it can contain all your games. Unfortunately it does not display all your available games in one combined library view, which makes finding uninstalled games much harder. But supposedly they are working on getting a combined view. No idea what’s taking them so long.

Lutris used to give you more tools to configure Wine and other helpers, but Heroic is quickly catching up.