I mean that there is MIT and MIT-0 is already odd

Yes.

There are many variants. Also APL2.0 is just as permissive but protects against patent trolling

Or all the arr things

Havent heard of popcorn time yet

Edit: while I like the idea, I hope that the software at least seeds to ratio 1 by default. Otherwise it is pretty unsustainable for the network

Get torrent archives when they are ready, select the music you like and share that. Way more sustainable than streaming from a hobby project that already costs them insane amounts

You can patch the kernel live? I know that Ubuntu does that

Fun fact, there isnt even an “MIT license”, look:

https://spdx.org/licenses

Yeah tbh I also like the design while I wouldnt use it XD

I semi agree. I have a shitty DSL connection but even with 5MiB/s downloads, a game will be there in like 2 days or so? And that is totally fine!

I get 3rd world countries, my standards are just low end normality in many parts of the country.

But still, games are huge and this leads to 1½ or more of disk usage. Repacks often save less than half the space, so if you want to share it and also use it at the same time, you will keep the repack and waste a lot of storage space. I have 4TB now and even then run out of space. I would very much prefer having the files there, linking (or copying, doesnt matter on BTRFS) the files to my bottles sandbox and using them there

Yess. Getting torrents from the website only makes sense. Pretty sure jackett supports it too

Good one, I need this

Lol

Well, Linux desktop has no unified WebView so people kinda need to use Electron.

I guess GIMP has worse auto-selection and general algorithmic things. But never tried PS

Uhm that doesnt work like that

Microplastics are mostly in water, and a huge issue there. They become small enough to get into cells and cause constant inflammation and cancer. But they are not aerosols.

Maybe very small plastic particles could get into air, but that usually happens when something burns. The most nasty microplastics occur when burning things.

Yes. 16GB is the bare minimum for regular usage on Windows. On Linux, it is a minimum for “regular to advanced” usage (i.e. more than 5 more complex programs open, Flatpak, Electron apps)

What

Absolutely

That is still insane!

Well, if they still use Electron crap that is already too much overhead