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owatnext , 7 days ago

√ cool dragon

× stinky foot

owatnext , 16 days ago

I like Void because it makes me quirky.

Just kidding.

I like Void because it makes me quirky, doesn’t require me to learn how systemD works, AND it is lightweight! Plus it has literally never broken on me.

owatnext , 15 days ago

xbps is absolutely lovely. It may not have concurrent downloads, but it manages to be quick anyway!

owatnext , 16 days ago

I keep going back and forth whether I am excited for this or not. I wish we got more than an “eventually” on the multiplayer component. Factions MP really made the original game as awesome as it is.

owatnext , 28 days ago

I am waiting for the Bluey game to release. Super excited to add that platinum to my collection.

owatnext , 1 month ago

It was supposed to be secret, don’t give us away!

owatnext , 1 month ago

One of the pages on the site you’ve linked mentions Debian having Plasma Bigscreen in the package repo, so I imagine you can just download it on anything that runs the right instruction set. (armv7, amd64, etc. I am not sure what the package is built for.)

owatnext , 1 month ago

Following this, commenting for visibility.

owatnext , 1 month ago

Are you, like, holding a grudge or something? This seems super unnecessary and doesn’t appear to help OP at all.

owatnext , 1 month ago

Void is lovely, I use it on my computer as my sole OS, but OP requested systemd so that’s a no for Void.

owatnext , 1 month ago

Except for a few random voiceless NPCs that will stand, forever cheering, at the wayside.

owatnext , 1 month ago

Torture

TERROR

trumpets

owatnext , 1 month ago

Did they finally fix that?!?! Time to run a few xbps commands!! Why am I so pumped about this? Hopefully this includes the download preview panel, too!

owatnext , 1 month ago

Backing this up. My glasses are for really bad astigmatism. When I first got the glasses, they made my head hurt über bad and I felt nauseous. Now, my head hurts when I don’t wear them.

owatnext , 2 months ago

It’s a brown sugar shaken espresso. The shortened words aren’t hard to figure out. Espresso shots can be made regardless of the roast, which is in this case a light roast (blonde espresso). Sure, less traditional, but you can pull shots with any coffee you desire. In this drink, there are several shots shaken with a bit of brown sugar, cinnamon, and ice, served topped with a splash of oatmilk. (It looks like the milk has mixed in over time of being carried.)

A shakerato (shaken espresso) is a real type of coffee drink. Lmao.

Also, if this looks like a 32oz cup to you, you need to open your eyes. 32oz does not fit in the palm of one’s hand unless they have much larger than average hands.

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Edit: the Gr apparently stands for grande. In Starbucks language: 16oz. Lmao.

owatnext , 2 months ago

I went from PS3 to late-stage PS4 (think TLOU2). You can’t convince me that wasn’t a pretty big jump between one generation.

owatnext , 2 months ago

7/11 isn’t bad.

owatnext , 2 months ago

I’m a simple metal head: I see Iron Maiden, I see Megadeth, I upvote.

Edit: almost forgot — I see Arch Enemy, I upvote.

owatnext , 2 months ago

It has been yeaaars since I played Gothic. Might have to dust off my copy and play again sometime soon.

owatnext , 2 months ago

Mild cancer just doesn’t sound right.

owatnext , 2 months ago

No!!!

owatnext , 2 months ago

I recommend Debian for a server, if you value stability and stuff just working. Plus, a lot a guides are written with Debian/*buntu in mind!

owatnext , 2 months ago

The default breeze-dark is good enough for me with papirus dark icons and breeze-neutralcursors.

Edit: oh also I change the accent color to #cc8899 and the window decorations to just the x to close. I use gestures to interact with windows.

owatnext , 2 months ago

Do you keep the default browser on your Linux distro, or do you change it?

Void doesn’t come with a default. I just use xbps to download Firefox on a fresh install.

owatnext , 2 months ago

The thing I love about Void: the only default is xbps and runit. Everything else is at your discretion.

owatnext , 2 months ago

I am lucky my husband likes to learn about this sort of stuff. When we started dating he barely knew the difference between Mac and Windows. Now he uses Linux. Granted, I have to install it, but he keeps on top of maintenance.

owatnext , 2 months ago

> Pay taxes to local government to maintain road

> Local government does not maintain road

> Pay taxes to local government to maintain road while you maintain the road instead

I see your point, but I think there is a bigger issue.

Edit: nvm, apparently it is a private bridge?

owatnext , 2 months ago

My regular OnePlus 8 goes for over a day. Are you on OOS or a custom ROM? I use LineageOS with a basic ACC setup and get good battery life.

owatnext , 2 months ago

Honestly I give him like 0.5hp. Have you seen how lazy that horseman is?

owatnext , 2 months ago

I use that for my NAS to “text” my phone if the power goes out and it shuts down gracefully on the UPS.

owatnext OP , 2 months ago

“Fun” fact?? It causes me distress lol.

owatnext , 3 months ago

I just use konsole , which is the default terminal emulator for KDE. I don’t need anything fancy, just something basic to run commands, updates, a few scripts, etc.

owatnext , 3 months ago

Bandit from the show Bluey sitting at a table out front of his house, with a mug in his hand, and a sign posted on that table. The sign has a blank spot on it, presumably for controversial opinions, and underneath where that blank spot is it says “change my mind”.

I am partial to the Bandit version myself

!bluey

owatnext , 3 months ago

Nice!! Share your results with us if you want to. B)

owatnext , 3 months ago

My name’s Lazlow and you’re on Chatterbox! Thanks for calling in.

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I’m a first time caller. I wanted to say something about these videogames, they are warping our kids minds. My sons dog, Bugle, got hit by a truck, and he says mommy, mommy, where’s the reset button?

owatnext OP , 3 months ago

It’s such a stark difference between the two. Hard to believe it is the same guy lol.

owatnext , 3 months ago

Another vote for your answer. I just can’t be bothered to troubleshoot Wayland on Void if X11 just works already for my purposes.

owatnext , 3 months ago

T480s here as well, running Void Linux. I just close the lid and whatever it does barely uses any battery. Something like 2-4% every 24 hours.

owatnext , 3 months ago

I just checked my settings, seems that when I close the lid, it is set to sleep. Running cat /sys/power/mem_sleep returns s2idle [deep], whatever that means. I just leave it at the default settings. Perhaps I am just lucky?

owatnext , 3 months ago

Laughing in agreement at your list… then I get to Void. Instant angry.

But I understand your perspective. I would rarely recommend Void to someone, coming from a daily Void user. It is a lot. Paradigms are different. But I love it. It works when you figure it out, and I’ve never had a broken system with Void. It is truly stable. (Obligatory “in my experience”.)

owatnext , 3 months ago

And A: and B: were your floppy drives!

owatnext , 3 months ago

I dropped my T420s down the steps by accident. No issues, but the disc drive managed to fly out haha.

owatnext , 3 months ago

Pain = dolphins in my brain. (=

owatnext , 3 months ago

egg something comes to mind?

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owatnext , 3 months ago

In all seriousness, keep up on car maintenance. It’s cheaper in the long run that way. And if your CEL ever flashes, get that checked out ASAP. That means there is a much bigger problem such as a misfire or a fueling issue. Both of those could melt or clog your catalytic converters. Those things are big money.

owatnext , 3 months ago

Is there a chance you’re deleting these programs and forgetting?