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I've been playing LoL since a long time - practically since my friends etc. started it in 2009. I was on windows back then and moved slowly and slowly to Linux via dual boot. These days I only used windows for gaming and Linux (Ubuntu) for everything else.

While back then, stuff like FLOSS and co. wasn't that important to me - these days I appreciate it much more - and I like to have a computer which just doesn't annoy me with bloat and doesn't do stuff I don't want it to do.

After hearing about the steam deck stuff recently I gave gaming on Linux a try. I just follow the few simple steps outlined in online guides. It was pretty easy to install steam and league of legends. I even played a few very old games on steam - games which I didn't play all the time because I wouldn't boot up windows just for them.

I did decrease the LoL graphics a bit - as my laptop is a bit older. But seriously... League of Legends was working! It was working flawlessly! 🤩 I didn't see any crashes or stuff like that. I played a few games and realised, that I really didn't need to go back to windows anymore.

I'm migrating to a new laptop with better specs soon - and It'll be my first laptop in 1.5 decades that will not have dual boot. 😇 If I ever need windows again I'll either use the dual boot on my old laptop or simply run a VM for such rare cases. But even things like MS Teams work in the browser, so no need for Windows unless it's MS Office - which I never needed yet.

Just wanted to share my recent personal experience 😃

I literally dreamt about this "problem" and this "solution" today morning. I was like "what kind of shit is this? perfect for lemmyshitpost"

Think about it. Isn't light+eyes and ears+sound just the same in terms of their "influence at a distance"? We don't feel that as abnormal or magic - simply because we've sensors for them and are used to it. But physically speaking light and magnetism are based on electromagnetic forces.

Eine einsichtige Website die zeigt, wie viel Ablenkung und Qualitätverludt es in heutigen Webseiten gibt. Von Cookies requests, über subscription requests, ads, newsletter etc... Bringt meinen Eindruck vom web gut wieder

source for women only wagons: https://jobsinjapan.com/living-in-japan-guide/the-history-of-the-woman-only-train-carriages-in-japan/

Wer noch ein paper aus 2007 dazu will: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/233524940_The_Religion_of_the_Market_Reflections_on_a_Decade_of_Discussion

source: https://obsidian.md/plugins

Ich finde das ist ein sehr eindrücklicher Beitrag welches erklärt, warum es gefährlich sein kann, wenn Facebook mit ihrem neuen Twitter Competitor via ActivityPub die "Vorreiter" sein wollen.

Wir sollten sehr vorsichtig sein und uns auch überlegen, ob wir nicht auch etwas dagegen unternehmen wollen.

(first post here. hope this is okay)