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Tomatoe sandwich with humus and hot sauce.

“to be honest”

So, you’ve been dishonest until this point?

A second PB&J sandwich

Hill Clim Racer has been a long time favorite. Still works great in airplane mode and well.

I’ve been playing through cyberpunk 2077 and it’s been a lot of fun. Slowly completing all sides quests before advancing the main story line.

I guess I’m putting emphasis on the word “believe” and you seem to be seeing religion as a way to find comfort. This is why I feel you are not actually answering the question that OP posed. Perhaps I’m taking the question too literally.

Adding more to this. The question is why do you believe in religion, not why you are religious. To me, there’s a difference between the two of these.

You find it personally beneficial, but you haven’t actually answered the question.

I agree, however I meant steam link the technology, not the little box they made. I run steam link on a raspberry pi and the steam deck you mentioned is a good example of the tech as well.

Thanks for the additional insight.

Steam failed? I use Steam link all the time and I also use remote play with friends. These are both examples of streaming.

Is there another Steam streaming that I’m not aware of?

Crunchy thin crust, chili flakes, jalapeno, and pineapple.

Doesn’t do anything for me.

Led Zeppelin. I like the music but not the vocals.

I use tenacity on both windows and Linux. I’ve never had a problem with it.

I just started playing Guardians of the Galaxy and I’m really enjoying it so far.

I’m running rootful podman but intend to switch to rootless. I also recently got a video card and want to do GPU passthrough, but I haven’t had a chance to install the card in my server yet.

Following this and hope to remember to provide some info once I give it a go.

Are you using systemd to manage your podman containers?

My favorites on the SMS were Wonder Boy III: The Dragon’s Trap and My Hero. I never did finish My Hero. It’s a very hard game but I still found it to be a lot of fun.

Looks like a lot of fun.

Developers wanting to test the upcoming release and get a head start in their lab so they can be prepared when the “stable” RHEL or compatible distro releases this. I doubt any are deploying k8s to prod on fedora