i use i3 + kde its really cool
authenyo
joined 1 year ago
infinity is still working for me, somehow
me when AV1seemss like a more open successor to HEVC/x265 and since it’s quite new compared to that only new devices are just starting to support it AV1seemss like a more open successor to HEVC/x265 and since it’s quite new compared to that only new devices are just starting to support it AV1seemss like a more open successor to HEVC/x265 and since it’s quite new compared to that only new devices are just starting to support it AV1seemss like a more open successor to HEVC/x265 and since it’s quite new compared to that only new devices are just starting to support it AV1seemss like a more open successor to HEVC/x265 and since it’s quite new compared to that only new devices are just starting to support it AV1seemss like a more open successor to HEVC/x265 and since it’s quite new compared to that only new devices are just starting to support it AV1seemss like a more open successor to HEVC/x265 and since it’s quite new compared to that only new devices are just starting to support it AV1seemss like a more open successor to HEVC/x265 and since it’s quite new compared to that only new devices are just starting to support it AV1seemss like a more open successor to HEVC/x265 and since it’s quite new compared to that only new devices are just starting to support it AV1seemss like a more open successor to HEVC/x265 and since it’s quite new compared to that only new devices are just starting to support it AV1seemss like a more open successor to HEVC/x265 and since it’s quite new compared to that only new devices are just starting to support it AV1seemss like a more open successor to HEVC/x265 and since it’s quite new compared to that only new devices are just starting to support it AV1seemss like a more open successor to HEVC/x265 and since it’s quite new compared to that only new devices are just starting to support it AV1seemss like a more open successor to HEVC/x265 and since it’s quite new compared to that only new devices are just starting to support it AV1seemss like a more open successor to HEVC/x265 and since it’s quite new compared to that only new devices are just starting to support it AV1seemss like a more open successor to HEVC/x265 and since it’s quite new compared to that only new devices are just starting to support it AV1seemss like a more open successor to HEVC/x265 and since it’s quite new compared to that only new devices are just starting to support it AV1seemss like a more open successor to HEVC/x265 and since it’s quite new compared to that only new devices are just starting to support it
divolt looks pretty good, has bridge support so you dont need to make all your friends move to something else
the humor posts are my favorite tbh, but the guides n shit are also super cool
ublock origin, sponsorblock, return youtube dislike, clearurls and dark reader
Mixing and matching is the best option, mostly.
I like to have my personal favorite albums and non-streaming albums in my drive, but if i download something new, most of the time it will just stay there and i'll never listen to it.
Streaming is wayyy better for discovering music (and also not making your hard drive full). If for every album you want to listen to you need to download, it sometimes lets you out of great music because of simple lazyness lol
i love garfield amen