Right, phew, I was kind of worried I should have been editing more of these but I suppose it’s mostly just as I add certain software or features

Thanks for the explanation!

If it’s all my system should I really care about chown and chmod? Is the point that automatic processes with user names like www-data have to make edits, and need permission to do so, and that’s it?

Newish Linux user btw

If you crop his face it looks exactly like Joe Biden’s

ChatGPT 4 at the time. Right when it came out

I thanked it the first time I used it and it told me that thanking it wasn’t necessary because it is just a tool

I mean, you are definitionally correct. League players are the type of people to play League.

There are great ways to enjoy League without having to interact with League players. For one, there is the PVE digital card game Legends of Runeterra, which has a really satisfying RPG roguelike mode with long term progression. I have likely put over a hundred hours into this and spent zero dollars.

There’s also a new single player feature for Wild Rift which lets you fight AI opponents trained on player matches. You can edit the ranked skill level of the AI and pick/make them play any champion. There are dozens of hours of good times here alone. Again, completely funded by cosmetic purchases of other players and free to enjoy.

Personally, I think turning off chat and teaming up with players you got along with is more than enough to compensate for the “type of people” issue. Playing with pure randoms in any online game is not great for sanity. But lots of folks are looking to make friends and are good co-op partners if you’re willing to DM them.

League of Legends: Wild Rift is fun and the internet consensus is wrong on this one

Friendly reminder that leafy green vegetables give more calcium than milk