You can. With a browser plugin called "Short Stop".

Start going after the desktop market , or at least some of it, with Steam OS 3 public release?

Castillo de San Marcos - Built at Sea Level in 1672.

Castillo de San Marcos - Still at Sea Level in 2025.

I've run Linux at home for YEARS!! I tend to hop between Fedora and Ubuntu. There are a bunch of other good distros. Everything works well. For simple stuff I haven't had to jump through any configuration hoops. Steam runs amazing. Caveat, I have Ryzen 7 + AMD Rx 6700Xt video so drivers are NOT an issue. The only games that do NOT work on steam are the Battlefield games. I have a windows 11 vm in case theres something that I just have to have for windows, also an old windows 11 laptop with build in nvidia GPU so I leave it win 11. If I really need something that just won't run on a linux or a vm , I have that. So far I've only had to resort to VM once. When I do want to play battlefield games I run them on the Laptop. 2TB nvme drives are cheap, so you could do the same thing with dual boot.

The last three starships have blown up... He's not launching to mars next years, he's too busy nuking the govt.

Running Fedora 41 no issues. I'm running Ryzen. Rule 1) no Winblows Rule 2) No intel crap ..... So far it's working out quite well!

I'm Running into this a work. We have YEARS of Java code and it's a Mess. Look I did Java for 20+ years. It still works, but our group is doing micro services in Kubernetes. Go (or Rust) works better since it's compiled, we don't have to create pods configured with a JDK + other Java stack things... Gradle etc .. For Micro services its easier, faster. We have other old guys that just won't let it go. On top of that the younger developers we get are hard to keep, cause they don't want to do Java. We switched to Playwright + Typescript for testing and got rid of Selenium + Java, you would've thought we were running puppies through a garbage disposal they people were acting. Change is hard.

Linus > Hector QED

You and me may relish the idea of having our own nucular reactor, but I’ll betcha that many executive may feel skittish at the idea

Some years ago, an old aluminium plant has been repurposed as a data center in Beauharnois, Québec, by OVHcloud, which is located not even a kilometer from the Beauharnois powerhouse (at one time, it was the largest [Jeremy Clarkson pause] in the world). That powerhouse is fed by a 1km wide by 10m deep canal diverting nearly 90% of the St-Lawrence river through it (the powerhouse is 1 km long). Also Google is implementing a data center nearby. Another plus is the low temperatures during most of the year will reduce the need for air-conditionning

The way companies hire now is also completely screwed up. They post phantom jobs to 'Gage Interest' then ask for a pile of credentials that are not necessary. I worked some where a few years ago, they hired this individual with a whole list of Java certifications. They couldn't even write basic simple code, let alone work through production code ( On a dev env) with a debugger to figure out what was broken. Not sure how they got all the certifications. Stuff like that. You force someone to apply for 100 jobs so they can get 1 or 2 offers. Yeah they might forget to let #2 know they aren't showing up.

Libre office works just fine for me and the price is right !

There's a saying , in the AF, the Last B-52 Pilot has not been born yet. The First Linux User , when it actually becomes the year of desktop Linux, has not been born yet. Thus we are stuck in an infinite loop.

After reading theit dress code, it doesn’t mention Lycra, so I would have put flashy lycra like when I go biking.

The Pot Called the Kettle Black .. Now they both have gone from the frying pan into the fire. This is worse for VMWare, many companies are abandoning them with their massive price hikes.