Then how would you ever get ride requests ? It ' s all done based on your GPS location compared to the riders GPS . <| sep |> I saw a post about a guild like that on the Crestfall forums you might want to go there and ask there if they ' re going to play on Nostalrius . Plus , i don ' t understand why you would feel the need to emphasize your sexuality in a game , no one cares as long as you ' re a decent player . <| sep |> well i prefer binary over git packages . in the end i don ' t really change anything , don ' t check the code i downloaded and just yaourt noconfirm away . it may be better to sepcify your direct cpu and etc for compiling and it may run a little better . but your biggest speed improvement would still be the ssd . and i think people want to use the git to check if the code is ok . also the delay between git and normal packages is not so big . it is not really faster . i often see a git package that is also just bad maintained and older than the community one . partitioning seems . ok . maybe you could try using btrfs . get a bigger root partition 150 g i would say and use snapperopensuse tool to automatically create a snapshot if you install new software and more i would test it but my ssd is quite small . and they recommended at least 100 gig if you also want to use it for the root partition . besides btrfs can sometimes be tricky . for example if you want to restore some failed data . i once failed . but my mileage may vary . even so i am using still btrfs . also there are some interesting btrfs backup tools beside snapper . might be worth your time . swap only as big as your ram if you want to use it . if you want to use an easier installation method i recommend antergos . but you get many installed packages already and you might not like every of it . so yeah just try it out .