ZunarJ5

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by ZunarJ5 1y ago
Because it's going to a third party.
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by ZunarJ5 1y ago
Teach them two and you've got a game of Hold 'Em. I learned watching my grandfather play with his buddies every week. Never bet real money on it, but I love sweeping house with friends and buying the pizza. :)
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by ZunarJ5 1y ago
I have expanded on this above.
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by ZunarJ5 1y ago
You know what caring looks like. You experience it in your personal relationships every day. The disconnect isn't knowledge, it's incentives. The practical answer is straightforward: predictable schedules that people can plan arou
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by ZunarJ5 1y ago
It would be nice if the employer also cared in return, however in my experience, this is exceptionally rare. I think more than a fair share of us here learned our lessons in investing ourselves rather sharply. It rarely, if ever, pays off f
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by ZunarJ5 1y ago
I also follow this philosophy. I also have an anxious brain, though. To manage the clutter, I zip up old notes & projects by date and put them in an archive folder. They're always there if I need to reference them, but I have a cle
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by ZunarJ5 1y ago
Use FOSS alternatives.
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by ZunarJ5 1y ago
I don't want it to load at startup.
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by ZunarJ5 1y ago
When the dust settles and this terrible moment has passed, may something better bloom and grow in the ashes of this mess.
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by ZunarJ5 1y ago
Download the Pubpeer extension. There's often blips from someone.
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by ZunarJ5 1y ago
Where's Doric in Aberdeenshire??
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by ZunarJ5 2y ago
As soon as I saw "AI enhanced for Accuracy" I laughed and wondered if this was a belated April Fools joke.
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by ZunarJ5 2y ago
Looks good, but I'd never trust anything like this I cannot self host.
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by ZunarJ5 2y ago
The technical term, as mentioned in the article, is refugium: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refugium_(population_biology) . Using the term oases is mildly irking, haha. Though I have extreme reservations about the curre
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Plant-Lore – Collecting the folklore and uses of plants(plant-lore.com)
1 points by ZunarJ5 2y ago|0 comments
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by ZunarJ5 2y ago
Haha, screw ICE. Honestly.
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What If We Can't Rely on PubMed?(absolutelymaybe.plos.org)
5 points by ZunarJ5 2y ago|0 comments
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by ZunarJ5 2y ago
Bad taste helps one remember the good, I suppose.
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by ZunarJ5 2y ago
I like to live dangerously and with my riced up little Linux setup. It makes me feel cool and edgy.
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by ZunarJ5 2y ago
This is good to hear. It seems built for it.
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by ZunarJ5 2y ago
You don't even have to go that far: https://distrosea.com/
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by ZunarJ5 2y ago
This really hit home for me when trying to dual boot. Repeatedly I had to select the drive in the boot menu and rerun the script to get me back to my nice grub chosing screen. I gave up, it felt violating.
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by ZunarJ5 2y ago
https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve ?
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by ZunarJ5 2y ago
Chiming in here to drop https://www.protondb.com/ This site shows how well games run on proton and people offer solutions to get them running if there's any snags.
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by ZunarJ5 2y ago
Linux is a tool. Windows is a product. There's only so much UX needed between a user and a command line for a user to have a pleasant experience. Windows chases the dollar and needs to produce products.
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by ZunarJ5 2y ago
https://github.com/LeDragoX/Win-Debloat-Tools I run this on any new Win install. I also suggest Portmaster so you know where your data is going. https://safing.io/
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by ZunarJ5 2y ago
If people would like to "try Linux before you buy," check out DistroSea! It spins up a virtual machine of whatever distro and flavour you choose to try. https://distrosea.com/
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by ZunarJ5 2y ago
Is Ubuntu the best for a touchscreen? Is there a specific flavour people are happy with? I prefer to keep to Ubuntu if possible as I use it as my daily. I have a HP laptop I got a year or two ago with a pen. It's literally the only thi
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by ZunarJ5 2y ago
Lutris solves most of that problem. I installed Unreal Engine through it.
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by ZunarJ5 2y ago
No. It's just a less useful UX. Linux Mint after will get you everything Windows forgot customers want.

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