SCSKiller looks at game files and tries to compile any shaders it finds. This is supposed to reduce stuttering during gameplay due to shader compilation.

The impact varies game to game, depending on how bad that particular title is with shader stuttering. HardwareUnboxed on YouTube did some benchmarks and found some cases where it gives you massive gains while others are the same or worse than the baseline without SCSKiller.

I might get down voted for this, but I’ve honestly found LLMs pretty useful tools for debugging SELinux.

I like Migadu. You must bring your own domain and you can add as many separate accounts as you want

Yeah, specifically because of this line in the OP

decided to go with a standard that wasn’t as convoluted. . . Markdown

Hilarious

That’s a fantastic talk. I listen to it about once a year and it still holds up (as in the systemd haters are still mostly salty and uninterested in building a better alternative)

The only somewhat serious build-an-alternative-project I know of is Chimera Linux, see their FAQ: https://chimera-linux.org/docs/faq#what-is-the-projects-take-on-systemd

Lol, which one standard of markdown did your chatbot pick?

Firefox is good, Mozilla is bad

Yeah, some dude named jellyfin on Github keeps uploading the latest versions