What is the videos and games are you seeing water marks in?

Wtf dude?

Thx

Lol. I’m not a Mac person. Airbook? The thin ones.

Is plasma big screen really an option? Id like to install it on a desktop to act as a android tv. Launch Stremio, YT and maybe one or two other apps/websites. Easy big tile navigation with remote (flirc).

It’s in dev since 2020. The images hosted on the site are bit for any of my hardware. It says theres a Debian package. Installed that though LMDE but it was horrible. Somone mentioned Kububtu can install it with apt, but its not listed. Think I’ll give up.

I like the idea. In regards to lemmy and its instances (so I guess a smaller Scale to what your suggesting … Though I still don’t fully get the fediverse).

I did something similar when picking a Lemmy instance. What was the instance that had defederated others the least. There was a git page somewhere that listed them all.

On the flip side I’ve heard a notion that no one single instance should become the “main” instance. Probably with your suggestion new users would gravitate to the big circle. Thus making it the “default”. But maybe it’s different when looking outside of lemmy instances to the wider fediverse.

PBS Spacetime or Space Matters at 0.75 speed.

Alan Watts, Eckart Tolle, Great Meditations (the sleep ones as there is no wakeup bit at the end)

My limited knowledge and time force me to certain distros. Some of my stuff only works on EOS, others only on Mint.

It’s easier to install another distro than spend another hour troubleshooting. I know “just read the wiki” but sometimes we don’t have the skills, imagine a neckbeard trying to “just have a shower, and get out the basement”.

It makes it even more tempting to move back to Windows where I can just plug and play. But I’m forcing myself not to. … Well that and Win11 isn’t supported.

And re things not working. I’ll not even a gamer with special hardware. Just use it for web browsing and citrix for WFH.

I can’t see it as streaming or DVD. But I can see it as an audiobook and on great courses plus website.

If anyone finds the video version I’d be appreciative.

I’m new to Linux and use Endeavor OS. Its Arch BTW so everything I do I just look up the Arch Wiki.

Endeavour comes with KDEPlasma, or you can pick others. It also has basic applications like Firefox and media players. But nothing in the way of office etc.

I think Manjaro is similar but deviates from arch a bit.

I looked into that font when I head about it. Peer reviewd studies seem to agree with you. It’s also mainly the size and reglar spacing that helps.

Devil’s advocate. Helps ESL speakers and dyslexics. Probably bad for tts scream readers though.

What does this mean. 🤔

For me it’s the wiki. Arch just explaining so simply. Searching an issue for LMDE just lead to forums. And the Debian or Ubuntu wikis don’t seem as good as arch.

Plus must searches for <other distro> issue seem to lead to forums and random “run this code”. All arch searches led back to the Wiki. All hail the wiki.

But srsly. I feel like I’m LEARNING Linux with arch. Rather than just running fixes for the other distros.

I never thought to do a French press with milk instead of water.

For cold brew I filter it though a pour over after pressing. 1:7.2 ratio, 18 hours.

Nothing is more frustrating than finding a note and wondering what it means or if you did it.

• Unroll the car
• Table Tablet - DO ASAP
• Spaghetti bowl

New to the diagnosis. That’s a HARD yes from me.

That goes into cyber space where I never see or remember it again.

Note: Pack X and Y for weekend.

Weekend comes. Fuuuuug forgot X and Y.

I too like drinking.

Try onshape. I learnt fusion last year though YT and playing around for 3D prints.

Its fine but a bit of overkill. Onshape has just enough support that a search for “how to do X” takes you to the wiki or official forum, and boom. Answer.

It also seems more initiative and just gets out of the way, compared to fusion.

No idea if its just coz I learnt fusion first though.

I tried solid works but nothing clicled for me with that.