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I'm gonna throw the rythm game Osu! into the ring. The lazer client works natively on linux and is available in the AUR. (The -bin version is required for score submission).

Project repo on GitHub

No. Sadly they lack the security requirements for GOS. Source

Lets see how much better it will run when Linux comes into the picture.

Small note on Revolt: You can't chat with other people which are on other servers. Revolt does not federate and is not encrypted!

Just out of curiosity, do you have a source for your claims that Nintendo has a bad work environment?

I'd love to learn more about it and verify this claim.

That would require a custom client and eliminate the drop in feature. Sadly just adding a toggle does not work :/

This is cool to see, though I am sceptical, if it is a good idea to create a drop-in discord server, because this does not allow for the project to add E2EE "easily" without eliminating the drop-in capability.

Written in a common programming language that many developers understand and which has a bright future ahead of it. Python, of course!

Not to be a complete downer, there are some good ideas which this project has, but I am really skeptical if Python is a good choice for this kind of application. Especally if it has to run on servers.

Asus Zephyrus g14 (2022).

It started to randomly shut down. I sent it to Asus for repair 2 times, but they always claimed that they could not find the issue. After realising that Asus was not gonna help me, I sent it back to the seller for a refund, which took 3 Months, a lot of emails and a phonecall to actually get.

In total between the repairs and refund I spent about 6 Months on this issue.

The article, which you provided does not make sense.

They quote the user in question, with text and link to their tweet and then have the link to the "confession" as just text, not clickable. Opening the link results in an error. Looking at the link though, you can see, that this was not even posted by the user in question.

You can see, who posted the post, which you are linking, in the url. This is a post from the user in question for example.

The provided evidence links to a (now apparently deleted) tweet from another user instead.

You are right about the user speaking out because of the animal abuse though. (source)

And they did scale the mashes (source), but only to make them comparable, because the different engines of these games work differently and have different scales. They did not edit them in other ways.

Scaling? Yes. Streching? No.

The models had to be scaled, so that they are the same size, because models in different engines are differently scaled and a propper comparison could not be made otherwise.