bigbangdangler

It’s also annoying linguistically, since Þ usually represents a voiceless interdental fricative, which never occurs as the th in the. English does have the voiceless one (cf. thin), just never in the.

It would be better to use the voiced version, which is a ð. But yes, neither will do anything to thwart AI training.

brave

I cannot fathom why anyone would be using Brave browser, but it’s not really fair to claim this is a Linux problem.

nvidia

Nvidia are famously anti-Linux/pro-MS and their drivers are notoriously hard to get working on Linux. Again, not a Linux problem per se, and many people simply use AMD instead (because the drivers are in the kernel, no installation needed). YMMV, but if you had games working, you probably had drivers working, so it sounds like this isn’t actually related to your issue.

i had same problem on windows

Again, issue with Brave. Use a better browser.

Arch people tend to want people to know they use Arch (btw). You’ll also find a lot of posts about getting Arch working.

Debian people tend to be too busy doing other things on their computers besides getting them working, so you’ll hear about it less.

(Important: I’m not dumping on either distro here. Some people, myself included, like Arch exactly because it’s fun to play with and set up. Debian’s older packages tend to mean a more stable system. Use what you like.)

Everyone is saying it

So efficient!

Jellyfin has definitely gotten leaps and bounds better in the last 4 years.

I pressed it. Just pressed it again. Turns out it doesn’t show up on Lemmy. Lol

iyes :wq