Kay Ohtie

Will it make you even more frustrated to learn Steam has a Linux-native build of Substance Painter, but Adobe still won’t support it themselves?

Bazzite is basically that, with a foundation of Fedora Atomic instead of Arch, but otherwise it’s extremely similar, designed to be super easy. Even as a Linux nerd it was a breath of fresh air compared even to the simplicity of some other distros.

When I’m in the shower, I’m afraid to wash my hair

'Cause I might open my eyes and find someone standing there

People say I’m crazy, just a little touched

But maybe showers remind me of Psycho too much, that’s why

I always feel like, somebody’s watchin’ meeee

The ADHD response to stimulants the first time is cleaning your room finally.

Not…whatever this is.

Kind of a wide variety of things that varies from person to person in often absurd ways – broken in ways I’ve never seen Macs or Linux systems be, nor even Windows 10 and older.

• Explorer taking ~20-30 seconds to open a new window (fine once it’s open, until you want another window) (I’ve only suffered this on my work laptop for some reason)
• The “home” view being blank save for a weird expansion panel that’s empty – sometimes this can be solved by resetting ALL folder views in Explorer settings, other times it just stays broken after and randomly works later (I’ve repeatedly suffered this)
• Start menu being empty or not showing new additions to it, and pinning anything to start that wasn’t from right-clicking anything found in it just not pinning for ??? amounts of time (both)
• Randomly muting all audio input devices (home)

And that’s just my personal experiences. The ones I’ve seen others deal with is much weirder.

Honestly I’m buying more into the idea of how ostree distros work; Windows is like a very broken version of that anymore.

I said in my local group how she’s on about things being against God’s while that hair is being brushed against God’s will and good taste.

Shit post != Shitpost

Easy mistake.

Me with Picard. Stopped watching I think less than halfway through the first season when I realized it was just a 12 hour movie with a terrible plot and everyone being out of character for themselves.

It’d have to literally be a full CPU that somehow has only read access to the RAM such that it’d be a genuine feat of engineering. Either that or the whole thing is just a virtualized device, but the cooling demands for either method would exceed the threshold for passive cooling in those enclosures and require fans at that point.

Bloomberg wrote an article several years ago that was absolutely slaughtered for making up from bad sources such a chip concept except even more unbelievable because they claimed it was hidden inside the PCB itself and only like 6 or 8 pins? Absolutely absurd for anyone who understands electrical engineering or microcontrollers at all.

9, later 12 (didn’t get to keep 9)

Truly a terrible day to have eyes

Honestly this is basically a non-gaming Bazzite using Arch as the base instead of Fedora Atomic, which is technically mutable. I’ve been trying it out and maybe I should give distrobox a whirl for some things. Overall I’ve been happy with it.

I never got contacted about this but my old fursona’s name apparently overlapped with some French dental surgery study facility. I had no clue when I came up with the name. Derp. X3

I hate that this is the most accurate answer almost certainly. Maybe it’ll shame people into not submitting more often than it would’ve for people sneaking it in.

I just noticed the 6 string also only has 4 strings by the time it reaches the body and approaches the bridge

I’m not even sure this is a real photo. There’s multiple eras of clothing on display. A prompt for “old timey clothes” could potentially include the 60s on up in the mess.

I hate that it’s so damn hard to tell sometimes what’s what. Is this real history? Is this staged for fun/selling? Or is it generated?

Can’t tell if good old fashioned potatochop or generative garbo

Wait what is that photo even from?

If you just want to use other repos, maybe a scheduled script is better than writing a full extension. Since most extensions are only on GitHub still you’d run into the rate limits without the API key pretty quickly unless you only poll once a day and only have a couple from it.

But sounds like basically HACS Lite would be the kind of thing you’d want otherwise. Rather than scratch I’d say just fork HACS since there’s already a framework there and alter it to remove that centralized repo checking and maybe add a config option for poll frequencies. You end up with something polished that’ll likely fit other folks needs and if you just call it “Lite” you might get interest from them even in it being an alternative version.

Including the limitations of options, albeit worse than Apple. I really don’t understand the hubris of that team.