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Snapshot puts Crossroads Kitchen first (13.5%), Little Pine next (10.8%), with Gracias Madre / Shojin / Real Food Daily tied (8.1).

Reference only: https://rankiwiki.com/archives/1787

If you had to maintain a 2025 “first-timer” shortlist (price, consistency, neighborhood), what stays in and what drops off?

Reference only snapshot: https://rankiwiki.com/archives/2400 Headline numbers: Pelosi 9.4%; a 6.3% cluster spans both current politicians and historical presidents; long tail at 3.1%.

Framing a neutral question about criteria rather than advocacy: if you had to choose three weighting factors for “leader” (office power, sustained results, cross-partisan influence), how would you balance them?

Context snapshot: Nancy Pelosi 9.4%; a 6.3% cluster includes Joe Biden, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson, Ronald Reagan, Barack Obama, Franklin D. Roosevelt; many others at 3.1%.

Reference only: https://rankiwiki.com/archives/2400

I’m curious how people define “leader” today when a list mixes current officeholders, historic presidents, activists, and jurists. If you had to set a 3–4 point rubric (scope, durability of impact, coalition-building, results), what would it be?

Fan snapshot context shows One Direction 29.5%, BTS 16.1%, EXO 5.9%, Stray Kids 5.9 and a long tail. Reference only: https://rankiwiki.com/archives/1089

Make a quick bracket: • Semis: 4 picks • Final: 2 picks • Winner: 1 line on why it connects with younger listeners in 2025

Share your thoughts on the latest Pixel devices. Initial impressions are mixed from the YouTube side of things.

A recent fan-ranked snapshot on Rankiwiki shows Minecraft tied at #1 among best-selling video games, alongside GTA V, Red Dead Redemption II, and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (each shown at 25% in that snapshot).

Reference only: https://rankiwiki.com/archives/4030

For players here: • If you re-rank the top 4, does Minecraft stay #1? Why? • What single feature keeps new players coming back in 2025?

A recent fan poll snapshot on Rankiwiki shows where travelers most want to go. Top picks by vote share include: Hawaii (11.9%), Bali (6.8%), then a cluster at 3.4% such as Tokyo, Barcelona, Santorini, Maldives, Fukuoka, and Paris.

(Reference only — full results: https://rankiwiki.com/archives/1775)

For 2025 travel plans:

• Which destination would you move up or down, and why?
• For a 4–5 day trip, which of the 3.4% cluster would you pick?

It's been kinda a slow week as far as Deck news goes, so seems like a good time for a discussion post.

What's something that's significantly improved your deck experience? It can be a hardware accessory, software, decky plugin, etc.

According to a recent fan poll on Rankiwiki, gamers voted on their favorite titles among the highest-grossing video games. The results put "Minecraft" at the top, followed by "Fortnite" and "Grand Theft Auto V".

(Reference only: full poll results on Rankiwiki — https://rankiwiki.com/archives/3955)

What do you think of these rankings? Which blockbuster game is your personal favorite, and do you agree with the top picks?

I have 91 flatpaks, and it is my primary way of getting apps. But the (not very shared) dependencies have been bothering me lately.

I was primarily drawn in because Gnome Software has a cool UI and because I wanted the magic of one-click installs. I heard a lot of things about Flatpak and gave it a try.

I have a relatively small 72GB BTRFS root partition with zstd:1 (lowest) enabled. I think disk compression helps with the Flatpak dependency mess, as I only have 60% disk usage currently.

Idk how much extra RAM my flatpaks use, but I don't want 4 versions of the same dependency taking up space in my RAM. Thought about enabling zram to compensate for this. As different versions of the same library in RAM are easy to compress.

I don't think this compression mentality I instinctively adopted is healthy. Make stuff reliable in expense of storage/ram -> compress storage/ram in expense of proc. power

Another thing is slow Flatpak downloads. I have a gigabit connection, and Arch mirrors g

This is very exciting. Here is the APK I downloaded. And the associated discussion.

It even already seems to support stylus input which is very exciting seeing as there has been talk of porting RNote to Android.

It's indicative of either a lack of respect for one's time, or an outsized amount of trust in the establishment. I don't like either.

I’m taking inspiration from this thread

As you know, the Mac platform has been exclusively ARM for quite some time. Cyberpunk 2077 was recently released for Switch 2, which is also an ARM-based platform. The release of Cyberpunk 2077 seems to be made possible because much of the game’s libraries and binaries have already been ported to ARM; by publishing on Mac (i.e., ARM), CD Projekt appears to be trying to recoup some of their investment. The point I want to raise is whether we’re approaching a paradigm shift where PC gaming genuinely opens up to RISC platforms.

For those unfamiliar, here’s the short version: at the moment, the fundamental pillars of PC gaming are called x86. Globally, only two companies have the right to define this standard: Intel and AMD. Furthermore, the standards that govern graphics (GPUs) on x86 are basically a triopoly: Intel and AMD, with Nvidia—by far the dominant force—added to the mix.

On the ARM side, we have over 10

Hello everyone :)

Firstly, I'm not anyhow related to programming at ALL ! I can put together some easy to use bash scripts, to automate some stuff, while copy/pasting from the web and doing A LOT of trial an error. It sometimes took me a whole week to have a functional script. I also sometimes asked for some help here on Lemmy and still uses some of those script people helped me out to build up from the ground !

Secondly, I'm not really into the AI slope and have a lot of arguments why I hate it (Unauthorized webscrapping, High energy consumption, Privacy nightmare....).

However, I have to say I'm quite impressed how good my first experience with AI was, considering my very limited knowledge in programming. The script works perfectly for my use case. I had to switch between Claude and O4-mini to get the best results and took me a whole day of prompting around and testing before it behaved like I wanted it to !

Without going to much into details, I was looking for a way to interfac

A place to discuss problems of car centric infrastructure or how it hurts us all. Let's explore the bad world of Cars!

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The storage and processing power of modern smartphones are touted to rival those of a typical laptop. Yet, my trash-picked testing system from over a decade ago with a bottom-of-the-barrel SATA SSD can still boot to the Linux desktop faster than all but one of my Android devices.

Understandably, this isn't a huge priority since very few people are cold booting their phones every morning. But is it just plain unoptimized? How hard would it be to optimize? Do security features and checks bog it down? Is it that there's many tiny files to load when booting? What gives?

What have been your favorite demos, what demos ran well on Steam Deck, etc