This is the internet, maybe build it yourself instead of demanding others do the work for you?

You could also just as easily only paste in the encoded part and put the decoded bit back into the link yourself.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/File_System_API

The File System API — with extensions provided via the File System Access API to access files on the device file system — allows read, write and file management capabilities.

Uhhh, what? Firefox uses Chrome’s API to do the same stuff? Am I missing something here?

I have four outputs on my video card. It would be downright wasteful not to use them all.

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this but KDE widgets

lol wut

Fuck that noise sudo shutdown 0 turn off NOW bitch!

Sucks to suck, Windows.

Really missing an opportunity here with Bash Bandicoot.

Giddy Geoduck

…because it looks like a penis.

OP’s experience with Linux:

For real though, sorry it’s stressful at times, Jack. I have issues all the time, but the thing is, I’ve been doing it for so long now I know where most relevant system files are and how to drop to CLI and edit them to fix whatever I broke. It’s still tedious at times, but I feel much more in control than I used to when Windows would go tits up.

Hey Farva, what’s the name of that design philosophy you like that’s got all that goofy shit and no respect for established norms?

OP at their keyboard right now:

Marry me.

I mean this is literally what I do in front of non-tech people to make them think I live in the Matrix. It’s honestly kind of hilarious how well it works. Their eyes go wide and they think I’m Mr. Chip Hackerman.

Kubuntu slaps

People who want to trigger you

Mechanical Turks all around.

I’ve also thought about just dropping another 2-3K on another future thinking machine and using my current for Linux experimentation. Maybe I start the crotch goblin on Linux with this machine after I buy new and transfer everything to a new one.

This is actually a pretty good idea considering your current specs may not actually be able to support Windows 11. It’s a little unclear whether you’ll be able to get it running because while your motherboard meets the TPM 2.0 requirement, your CPU is technically listed as not being supported.