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vhci-hcd for USB has been so useful for usb development. Especially for testing usb driver code in CI.

I live in the USA and my ISP doesn't support ipv6

I've spent the past 8 years going back and forth between Linux and Windows. When I switched back to Linux last year I was shocked how well steam/proton/wine worked compared to a few years prior. Valve is truly making incredible progress.

There's a loneliness epidemic in our generation. I'm 20 and share the same situation. I've heard scattered bits of advice from older people:

- travel as much as you possibly can

- get out of the house and as much as you can

- talk to strangers more

IMO Zulip is better than matrix in every way. But I haven't used matrix in a few years now.

Windows market share drops below 90% (On steam) The great recession of 2026/2027 (AI bubble pop) Sam Altman arrested OpenAI sold or split up in some way Bitcoin drops under $50k Ukraine war 'ends' Half Life 3 announcement GTA6 delayed again

Leaks disproved this in 2023. HLX is a single player non-vr PC game.

IMO gamescope is the #1 most underrated project in the Linux gaming world

I can't even imagine doing development in Windows without WSL anymore. I think Microsoft even requires it for some of their stuff.

AI for daily life stuff. I don't want AI to summarize anything for me, write my emails, or talk to me.

Visual Studio Code. I don't have a rational explanation but I feel like there's something deeply immoral about writing assembly in a text editor running inside a web browser.

I can't stand people who say that all code comments are bad.

Rockchip does the same thing with some of their closed source binaries