As someone who used sync on reddit for many years, I switched to Summit a few weeks ago and it’s great. This post comparing a lot of lemmy apps made me finally take the plunge: https://lemmy.world/post/18159531

I looked around a bit, and while I couldn’t find a drawn flowchart for the EU, r/EUpersonalfinance has a page on their wiki inspired by(links to it too) the US flowchart and accompanying text. I hate to plug reddit as well, but here is the link.

(I’m not near a desktop, so can’t really copy and paste the info here with functional hyperlinks.)

As a total beginner, it’s not really clear to me what’s meant here. I read printing some things are better to print at an angle, like boxes, for additional strength. Is that what’s meant here?

The Internet Historian has a more nuanced take, which I thought was interesting and believable.

https://youtu.be/O5BJVO3PDeQ?si=64I-h5HQPvUZscvt

Spoiler:

Who are the bottom two people on the left side?

Always good to have another tool in the toolkit. Thanks for that!

Thanks for your response! That did work, tyvm. But I was hoping to get a archive.org link, as that’s what I’ve used for all my other sources. I’m sure archive.is works good and will for some time. I guess I just want to go with the #1 name in the game if you know what I mean. ^^" I don’t understand what the problem is with the wayback machine with this link. Maybe because its paywalled.

I’d only use windows for gaming really, wouldn’t running it in a VM be less optimal in that vase? In terms of performance of windows and playing fames within the VM.

Thanks for your input!

Does having Linux and Windows on seperate drives mitigate this issue somewhat?
Wanting to start dual booting and moving to windows. Wondering if that helps at all.
Edit: I meant moving to Linux… >.>

Thanks for you effort nonetheless!

Tyvm, great to know

Awesome, appreciate you!

That game was so great

Says address not found for me