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  • Agree.

    Steam os is also probably the best usability / stability linux for people who don’t want to know or care what a linux is.

    For what it does i think it’s a very intuitive OS; and desktop mode is pretty good too. It’s genuinely terminal free linux, so for all those who cant terminal, then it’s accessible.

    Can you install steamos on a regular pc? will it work as well?

    If its cheap enough i’ll buy it to replace the USFF pc connected to my tv, just for the controller interface as an alternative to mouse.

    It could seriously attract some gamers who are hating windows direction, but scared of linux. TBF stemdeck already does this, so it’s just for sofa+tv gamers really.




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    13 days ago

    Its not all about insulation though. A terrace has much less exterior wall than a row of spread out detached homes. Some still insulate the party wall. but more for sound reasons. But the main advantage of terraces , fossil fuel-wise, is that the medium-density is more likely to give you a walkable grocery + other stuff and a somewhat useful bus service or other public transport.

    Though modern suburbs here can be pretty sparse too with more detached homes.













  • I think many brewers use agar now which comes from seaweed or something. Prices in homebrew shops seem similar to isinglass. I’d guess the agar price in bulk may be more stable with less dependency on fish stocks.

    I don’t notice any difference in taste. The isinglass/agar is just for clarifying, it’s not in the final product in more than trace amounts. But any type of clarifying can change taste based on what and how much flavour it removes.

    I never noticed the difference personally. guiness has never been a very flavorful stout anyway though, it’s more about the creaminess and that its available when there’s nothing other than lager.

    Lots of trendy modern ales go ‘unfined’ (cloudy) to preserve all flavours.