

Soul Position is a gem. Their self titled EP has a couple great tracks.
Soul Position is a gem. Their self titled EP has a couple great tracks.
This is only a guess, but it could be related to increased use of technology. Many things we interact with are simplified, and if you come across a word you don’t know your phone can give you simple synonyms or if you can’t spell autocorrect will catch it.
The same problem people are talking about with LLMs with a different lens.
My friends and I started playing again recently, trying to de-rust in preparation for Wilds.
Which a side complaint: of all the names they could have possibly chosen why would they choose another ‘W’ for the name
Bro, I want to keep my family safe from MY country. It’s all bad.
So like, when will other countries start letting us evacuate to them?
I think he’s just vague and inconsistent. Like he doesn’t work on the hook which based on card text you would think he would. Etc etc
Reworking Matador
I did not know that, in that case I’ll change my vote to New Jersey’s state drink being Arizona.
Arizona’s not being Tea is a travesty.
Yeah, it’s what happens when things get bought by Private Equity.
I cancelled 3 memberships I have had since ~2016 over this shit.
I think I’d rather hear from the recipients.
He was on Joe Rogan a week or two ago
My guess is that accepting that also means admitting to the alleged crimes. Both of these people seem to want to be proven innocent rather than guilty but not set for execution.
Edit: I did no research on either case nor know if I am correct.
Finally some good news this week
Try what post #2 says? https://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?t=159418
The guys in this thread also mention checking permissions and versions https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=417949
I don’t typically use flatpaks so I am way outside my depth here.
You also mentioned above that you’re using Arch, and while I personally love Arch and think it’s reputation is way overblown, for better or worse it is a fairly stripped back distro and isn’t going to have a bunch of edge-case stuff built in. Now, typically Mint does so with that issue persistent across them I am more inclined to think it isn’t going to be that wasy but you might try a Pop/OpenSuse/Fedora and see if anything they’re bundled with just magically solves the issue. I suspect a live image would be sufficient for testing that
Is it an Asus laptop, when I search those specs a lot of those populate? Those have some known issues and there is at least one dedicated site for them
Assuming no make sure you are allowing for proprietary repos, mostly those are for nvidia stuff but it can’t hurt to try. Then, I’d try switching to xorg and see if all of those persist. While wayland is a really solid piece of software, it’s still fairly young and has some compatibility issues that you might be inadvertently tangling up against.
Don’t rule out you could have multiple unrelated issues that are seemingly from the same source.
What are your hardware specs, are you running xorg or wayland? The video is kind of hard to see what you’re referencing beyond the screen tearing on desktop transition.
Can only speak from personal experience, sadly. Other than the self-inflicted kind (running Asahi on a MPB for example) I’ve had a more or less painless experience. Off the top I have about 9 devices running Linux (excluding Pis) and have used Linux almost exclusively for about 10 years.
I should note that bugs and the like aren’t unheard of, for example I had a friend who’s laptop refused to sleep properly - I just personally don’t have any horror stories.
Getting on the highway and shifting from third to fourth reich 😎