I’d set up an air-gapped test network. Could possibly set up some virtual hosts to emulate part of it, but I’d keep the whole setup isolated as a failsafe.

This is why you test your code, people

Yeah just the one would be great. Two would be fabulous, but I understand if you want to keep one for yourself.

It feels tone-deaf in contrast to the other comments.

I am confident that she’s willing to wait, considering the lead time for another batch from the factory.

We’d all be happier for you if you were a touch less glib. And especially if you sent me your extra for my wife. She’s not even gonna use it as much as I would one of my own, but it was supposed to be an important gift, so it’s for her.

No, they’re lime.

Because they are just bragging.

Did I stutter?

That’s great! I’ll pay you cost plus shipping for the other, thanks. My wife asked for this for Mothers’ Day.

I’ve been a Linux hacker for a quarter of a century.

No, nobody ever needs Docker.

You’re not really selling it. Fucking up my gaming system with Docker bloat is that last thing I’d want.

Support the vast majority of titles with minimal friction right out of the box.

I don’t want to have do dick around and tweak shit when I want to relax with a video game; I’ve got plenty of other Linux boxes for tinkering. I want to be able to slap an OS on a PC and have it be Steam Deck But Bigger.

Can’t wait for full-fledged Steam OS for general PCs.

My Steam Deck has neither a large screen nor surround sound, nor is it a standalone controller

And people who use controllers in general. And people with small screens. And people with poor vision. And …

Please believe it when a seasoned professional informs you that ingesting user feedback, implementing good UIs, and optimization are all hard work.

That … that’s the hard work.

Please try reading the article.