I'm fond of OpenRGB, warts and all, though because there's no unified *protocol* it can suck for things like RGB keyboards sometimes
Our local Popeyes shut down because it was overpriced and the quality was awful. Genuinely our KFC *was* better. Of course, our franchisee just sucked, I've had some awesome Popeyes elsewhere. Zaxby's is my preferred fried chicken place, though.
I technically took a downgrade in CPU performance (i5-8350U vs R5-3500U) but I'm hard-pressed to find the difference. And, my RAM isn't soldered so I'm not stuck with 8GB, I have a nice aluminum-body laptop, and I still have the "tracking stick" I love from ThinkPads.
The new COSMIC alpha is *excellent* and it's really shaping up to be the kind of compositor I'd want to use daily. Still got a few missing features compared to the GNOME version of COSMIC that Pop 22.04 has but it's rapidly getting there. Excited to see what they've got next.
In my defense I still have my X200T and X230T that I love to death too, but just needed something a bit more modern to do laptop things on and the X380 was fun in some ways but frustrating in most others
I accidentally won an HP EliteBook 745 G6 with a Ryzen 5 3500U on ebay and I regret to inform my community (trans women) that it beats the pants off the ThinkPad I had before.
I am genuinely impressed by how much they've been able to bungle so hard in order to solicit unpaid development work. Just incredible. Anyways use WACUP, current Winamp is run by crypto trolls
So they included copyrighted code from Dolby that they aren't allowed to redistribute And they had to change their "copyleft" license that didn't allow forking because that license is against the terms of Github As a reminder this opening of the code was announced *months* ago
hey, cool, Winamp published their source code under a developer-hostile license, I'm sure this is gonna go just great for them
This is abject murder, where the murderers will never be made to stand trial in spite of all the evidence against them. Truly, truly unforgivable.