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How did you find the “care of” button instead of “%” symbol?
How did you find the “care of” button instead of “%” symbol?
Every time I saw this meme I thought it was a Goosebumps cover.
ding dong your distro is wrong
I will disclaim I’ve only used Debian based so I’m in no place to judge.
Red Eclipse 2 was mentioned but it’s a great example. Using the same engine and hasn’t had a release since 2021 is Assault Cube Reloaded. https://github.com/acreloaded/acr
get radio.garden or another app
This requires an expensive (in my country) data plan and cell tower service.
Our local college has an alternative rock station that radio students come on air. Minimal ads with great music and personalities.
An interesting experiment on the music thing. Top songs on your 13th birthday, at least for US/North Americans. https://www.birthdayjams.com
They had a big push and update a few years back focusing on redoing the UI to make it more friendly to beginners. Although I haven’t personally used it a ton since then.
I had this on Ubuntu or Debian awhile back. PopOS shares enough with them this might be the same issue. It was a quick fix that worked for me. If not, then there’s multiple scratchy HDMI issues out there…
https://askubuntu.com/questions/405071/static-and-crackling-in-my-hdmi-audio
This isn’t unique to Lemmy or haphazard coding. It’s a common technique to get pictures into Github READMEs this way. You’d create a PR, upload an image, copy the link, delete the PR, and then paste the link elsewhere on Github for use.
You know somebody has to link this.
I wouldn’t want to be your friend around dinner time.
I’m on the Ontario side of the Great Lakes and never heard this term. Sunshowers for us here.
Eh, it’s relative.
It comes from a place of personal experience.
spends an hour configuring Proton to run a game smoothly, plays for 10 minutes
I have a thought, coming from Raspberry Pis that use a microSD card as their main disk. People would report that heavy usage of an SD card would wear it out, particularly writes. Does Steam or the OS do any writing to the disks while playing from them? If so, unless you’re downloading new games, mounting in read-only mode might extend their lives a bit. Again, just a thought and maybe it’s not an issue since it’s primarily reads being done, or maybe it’s crossed your mind already.
The British are the creator of the English language but they pronounce nearly every word wrong.
I’m hearing GMod/Source clunking sounds.