

Hell, growing up with people telling me not to trust Wikipedia because anyone can put any unverified information on there they like (have they tried?), and only years later seeing them believe anything because it was posted on Facebook…
Programmer by day, burnt out by night.


Hell, growing up with people telling me not to trust Wikipedia because anyone can put any unverified information on there they like (have they tried?), and only years later seeing them believe anything because it was posted on Facebook…


I concur, my 7-year old laptop can run most light DEs flawlessly, such as Cinnamon, XFCE and i3, no matter the Linux distro or kernel. It struggles with even a fresh Debian GNOME install.


More like: Upside to Debian, you never have to worry about the latest malware and bugs! Downside to Debian, you have to use yesterday’s everything…


I am actually enjoying most of it, yeah.


My Dell monitor’s brightness can adjusted on Bazzite Linux out of the box but I’ve never been able to get this working on Linux Mint, Arch, Debian nor NixOS :/
AI vibed bugs.
Doesn’t the spell expire after a while?
I mean, I guess they fit over the dice okay, no?
Ah, it seemed to me you thought it had displays and determined numbers from a software RNG Now I got the joke 😁
Same, this or the Breeze Snow cursor, depending on my overall theme at the moment.

See my edit, I hope this clears it up.
See my edit, I hope this clears it up.
I have those! The d12 doesn’t charge anymore after a few months, though. Sucks.
EDIT I think people haven’t bothered to check what product this is, annoying as this is I think I’ll do myself and others a favour by explaining what this is:
These are dice with LEDs in them, a sensor that tells when it hits a hard surface, and transparent digits on them. When you roll them, the sensor picks us a hit and the LEDs make the numbers blink for a few seconds. They come with a case you can connect via USB-C, each shape in the case has a charging pin, touching a small, metal surface on each die, through which they charge. In my case, even though the d12 is in the right position in its shape, it no longer charges. It’s still a black die with transparent digits, it just doesn’t blink, anymore.
My GTX 970 has always worked on Linux Mint, even when it was only a year old


This is a Nitter instance, there are many other instances as well to avoid any one being overloaded or blocked!


Dell’s XPS laptops have been great, as well!


Yes! Yes!! No!
Like the knife


I mean, main/sub is a strong alternative ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
That’s really fucking funny if that’s true! And knowing tech debt, it might very well be!