Yeah in my opinion sync is the best but bound to break eventually. Maybe revanced can keep it alive
Edit: after using Summit for a while I think it’s better than sync, I do wish I could get the layout a little more compact but it’s really nice as is.
I wish I could hear it again for the first time, top 10 knock knock joke
Deezer has the only accurate indicator that I know of, I use it in a program that prevents AI generated music from being added to my library
the device is equipped with four different extruders — a filament extruder, a pellet extruder, an ink extruder, and a heater — and outputted five different materials — dielectric, electrically conductive, soft magnetic, hard magnetic, and flexible.
pretty impressive
If you’re worried about breaking your computer take a look at bazzite too, it’s an immutable distro so it won’t even let you mess with important system files without really really trying. it also installs the proprietary Nvidia drivers so you don’t have to worry about that either
are you looking at the newer version of pop os? It’s still in beta, I think you would have a better experience with mint.
It also says the age will be acquired ‘upon login’, so I’m not sure how that would work with linux. More anti-tech old farts making the rules
This is the main reason I stopped using it
Helix is my favorite, it does everything I want a text editor to do and it’s much more intuitive than vim/nvim. I was never a power user of either so I’m sure it’s missing plenty of functionality that nvim users are used to but it’s perfect for my use cases.