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  • Guys where did I put my wallet

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  • You left it where you put it so you can easily get it when you need it.

  • When is your amish v2 date?

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  • I would rather use intelligence, sanity and morals as a cutoff/limit instead of time. If you're too stupid, crazy or evil (or a combination of those) you'll get banned to the sandbox.

  • The guy President Trump nominated to lead the US Bureau of Labor Statistics

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  • Something being normal doesn't mean it's good nor does it mean it can't be fought. Normal is nothing more than a statistical term.

  • This is getting laughably ridiculous

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  • I would be interested. So far I can't say that I have ever been helped on social media or dedicated forums when it comes to Linux. It went mostly like this:

    Me: "I have problem X. How can I solve it or at least get closer to a solution?"

    Answer: "Lol, you idiot, you don't even know how to do that!"

    Me: "No, I don't know. That's why I'm asking. So what do I have to do? Edit a certain script? Get a certain program?"

    Answer: "Grow a brain you noob!"

    (Rinse and repeat)

    Alternative answer, rarely: (Crickets)

    I came to two conclusions because of this. First: The Linux community has the highest density of trolls of all communities. By far. Second: None of those people actually knew the answer to any of my questions, otherwise narcissism would have kicked in at least once and made someone slip a solution, just to brag with their knowledge and skills. Which means that the Linux community is also the least tech-savvy community as well. By far. So if someone actually knows something about Linux, they can't be found in any Linux-dedicated place. At all.

    Everything I learned about Linux to this day is based on trial-and-error. But I don't have the time anymore to do that and it's in general too time-consuming to reinstall distros over and over again because I went too far when trying something new. Currently I'm using Mint to browse the internet or do office tasks. But I would like to do more, like running certain Windows programs like DAWs with low latency. Or raising the polling rate of USB mice above 10 Hz (as in ten - that's not a typo). Fortunately, copying or moving more than 1 GB to or from USB sticks without crashing the entire machine (no matter if NTFS or ExFAT) was solved last year, probably because of a kernel update. Well, it's a work-in-progress-project, I know that Linux is more of a beta version of an OS and it's free, I'm not complaining about such issues. I'm experimenting, having a look what can be done.

    I'm okay with things actually not being possible. I would never complain about ReactOS not running modern Windows programs either. But I'm tired of Linux trolls claiming all kinds of stuff without ever providing any description, tutorial or evidence. And I'm tired of them insulting me because I don't know something they obviously don't know either. It's ridiculous. So yeah, I'm still interested in talking to a single person who might actually know something and who is not part of "that Linux community".

  • This is getting laughably ridiculous

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  • I have been out of the loop for a while so please excuse my question: Is it really necessary nowadays to let NVIDIA software connect to the internet to enter/change the graphic card settings? Years ago they only had this bullshit tool for looking up pre-made settings and an update agent, but all you had to do was to not install both when running the driver setup. I can't even remember the name of them, deselecting this crap became like muscle memory. Did NVIDIA really change that in the meantime?

  • I know this is not the best place for such a post, but since I have already been banned in appropriate places because I got angry and could no longer remain silent, I will ask something important here

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  • [ ] Fish

  • Never say never

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  • The guy President Trump nominated to lead the US Bureau of Labor Statistics

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  • I find it fascinating how people still manage to be shocked or surprised after what we've seen already. What do they expect? How can they expect anything better than this?

  • Anyone else from Europe feels the same while browsing the "All" feed?

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  • Dobre!

  • Your Lemmy/Reddit/Fetlife/etc profile is tied to your real name and browsable. How screwed are you?

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  • I've already been completely screwed before Lemmy. At this point, all that could happen is me getting unscrewed.

  • Anyone else from Europe feels the same while browsing the "All" feed?

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  • Bratwurst!

  • Is there an actor you can't stand? Do they have any exceptions?

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  • Gal Gadot. Though it would be a stretch to call her an actress. Even the most untalented coat stand can act better than her.

  • JJ pretends to sleep

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  • At least you have a guard who pays attention!

  • Microsoft's Windows lead says the next version of Windows will be "more ambient, pervasive, and multi-modal" as AI redefines the desktop interface

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  • I mean... they did tell the truth, didn't they? When I think of Windows 11, terms like operating wouldn't be on my list...

  • Microsoft's Windows lead says the next version of Windows will be "more ambient, pervasive, and multi-modal" as AI redefines the desktop interface

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  • So instead of three simple mouse clicks I'm supposed to say "Open mixer channel 34, then open the second insert plugin, select the unlabeled potentiometer that is located in the second row and kind-of third column, then turn it to 30 %, wait, no, not the amp potentiometer, the unlabeled one in the second row and kind-of third column, no, the one to the left of the current one, no, not this one, not this one, not this one..."

    A little bit like early graphic programs where you had to type in coordinates and color values but way slower, unprecise and totally unreliable. Sounds fun, I bet this new Windows will be loved by all musicians and audio engineers and graphic designers and video editors - if they even manage to log into their Microsoft account while suffering from a common cold ("Log me [cough] in with Boat[cough]y[cough]McBoat[cough]face[cough]42!"). Looks like the guys at Microsoft had their final dose of sodium bromide.

  • Anyone else from Europe feels the same while browsing the "All" feed?

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  • Mint

  • Anyone else from Europe feels the same while browsing the "All" feed?

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  • Gonna join them and deport myself to a better country. Modern problems require modern solutions.

  • Study: Social media probably can’t be fixed

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  • But who writes those algorithms and AIs? And why? And why do they work?

  • Illinois bans use of artificial intelligence for mental health therapy

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