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by theragra 8mo ago
I am close to what you describe about your dad, and I am 42. I have no idea what to do. I don't want to live this way. And I don't want to die, not really, although I am at peace with the idea. I can't find what is wrong with
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by theragra 8mo ago
I think even Russia had it at some point. Microsoft is ready to allow it, if it is needed to convince state structures using Windows.
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by theragra 9mo ago
I think there was a port that was much less demanding, and likely suitable for 386, but needs to be backported to x86
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by theragra 9mo ago
For me it varies a lot. Sometimes I get 800 Mbit and sometimes like 80 Mbit. Mostly closer to 800, tho.
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by theragra 9mo ago
Isn't it the same with many Linux distros? Updates are using root to run?
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by theragra 9mo ago
Because you are making a copy? Moreover, in some jurisdictions only uploading is illegal. Downloading is fine.
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by theragra 9mo ago
Weird how different people can look at things. For me, since my teenage years, statements like this feel fake and almost evil. Why I feel this? Because it is a way for people to convince themselves they are pure and kind. People reason that
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by theragra 9mo ago
I found that checkouts in Belarus in cheap store are terrible. Checkouts in Latvia in cheap shop are slightly better. Checkout in Rimi, premium Danish store are superb. Work well, UI clean and clear. No ads, no excessive clicks.
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by theragra 9mo ago
Another DE or distro will have other issues. Since my comment I found also that my current distro has a bug that removed support for DisplayLink in USB hubs (monitors connected over to hub without using USB alt-mode). It was easy to fix, bu
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by theragra 9mo ago
1. Has issues with drawing fo me 2. Could be nicer. All it does shows edit fields and that's it Since then, I found kde actually supports direct control of monitor brightness from its UI. That's what I call nice!
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by theragra 9mo ago
Sounds intriguing
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by theragra 9mo ago
I have extemely weird bug where on Windows, many games crash quickly. My laptop is Lenovo legion 7i pro w/rtx4080. I tried a lot of things, inclusing full windows reinstall, driver rollback, cleaning from dust etc etc. Crash reason is
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by theragra 9mo ago
It was fine back then, but now I can't tolerate even a minute of CRT TV or low frequency monitor.
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by theragra 9mo ago
I am not sure how people get all these issues. I installed fresh windows recently, and I don't see noticable any slowdowns. Linux is faster in some places, maybe. But still with many issues like some applications not being drawn proper
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by theragra 9mo ago
It is not simpler, if you don't know the exact magic line that does it for the specific application. GUI tools allow for easy and convenient search.
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by theragra 10mo ago
Afaik "eating healthy" research is almost always observational. And hard to untangle it from socioeconomical status. In the last years there is some doubt among researchers that "eating healthy" is the magic cure all. I
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by theragra 10mo ago
I don't think you will be forced. I removed it long ago, and still don't have it.
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by theragra 10mo ago
I don't see how TikTok readies you for more TikTok. You can safely combine it with YouTube longs and movies/documentaries. I set a limit to avoid too much TikTok. And also TikTok often shows me 3-10 minute educational content, whi
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by theragra 10mo ago
I had many cases of help from strangers in my life. One was not from a total stranger, but still. I was couchsurfing with a bicycle, and was not able to find a place to stay on the last day. So, instead of trying I asked a guy where I staye
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by theragra 10mo ago
Yeah, currently generated content made with some interconnected ideas, vision, script and talent is kinda better than I thought it will be. I expected it will be extremely sloppy at first.
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by theragra 10mo ago
AI generated by demand, most likely. Or AI generated by indie creators who have a vision but not a budget, and are provided with a platform to create content easily.
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by theragra 11mo ago
Are you sure? I've recently watched a video where presenter mentioned how Lunar Lake based laptops are better then any Snapdragon. For example https://www.pcworld.com/article/2463714/tested-intels-lunar-...
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by theragra 11mo ago
Afaik iq correlates highly with g-factor (scientific name for general intelligence). We don't have much better ways to measure it. Overall, afaik, again, problem solving often needed in our society correlates with this: "general i
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by theragra 11mo ago
Thanks ;)
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by theragra 11mo ago
I had an LCD that worked from around 2005 to 2022. It became very yellow closer to 2022 for some reason. It was Samsung PVA, I think it was model 910T.
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by theragra 11mo ago
I wonder if OP used "octets" because physical pattern in the CD used to represent a byte is a sequence of 17 pits and lands. BTW, byte size during the history varied from 4 to 24 bit! Even now, based on interpretation, you can
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by theragra 11mo ago
I think this perfectly describes huge percentage of ADHD people. I always laugh when I am told: "But you don't sound so bad". Yeah, not sound so bad when I can be so deeply focused into something trivial like reading a blog,
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by theragra 11mo ago
Nah, you may be missing or may be not, but there no way ay to explain psychedelic feelings. Just not possible. Sometimes world changes to wonder full or curiosity, and you think why, or why I cannot live like that always. Extent of this is
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by theragra 11mo ago
Foxpro is alive and well in our town water utilities company. My fellow student still works on it. I don't know a worse way to waste your best years.
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by theragra 11mo ago
I was tired of sound stuttering on windows in expedition 33, nothing helped. Installed bazzite, issue almost solved. Game works much better.

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