No bryndos…I’m saying when he’s ready, he won’t have to.

Yes! Thank you! Separating conversation from ambient noise. That’s a part I struggle with.

And my wife wonders why I can never hear her over the air conditioner/sink/etc.

Ditto, I would like to know more.

Whoa whoa I never heard of apd before and it sounds like something I might have.

I hear things just fine…hearing test was good. But I tend to not “hear” things, if that makes sense.

Like sometimes people sound like they’re talking jibberish/mumbled, or it takes a long time to register and I say “what” but I’m just buying time to respond.

There are hearing aids for that?

Proof of concept fails in a spectacular fireball?

Fuck it, owners are too invested, ship it anyway.

Feels like I work for the same company.

Why repair the plane on the ground…if it’s a real problem, we can fix it mid-flight.

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Cool.

I had an icebreaker event at like a new employee orientation thing where we did two truths and a lie.

One person said “I have cancer”. That turned out to be her lie.

Who the fuck lies about that? Like everyone knows someone who has or had (and possibly lost to) cancer. That’s in incredibly bad taste. There’s morbid humor and then there’s…something else.

She didn’t last long there.

A lot. I had a Packard Bell 486 that came with 3.1 and a free upgrade. Except I would constantly get “Explorer.exe has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down” error.

One day I decided to compress the hard drive and for some reason, that fixed it. It never happened again.

You laugh but I’m glad Ive got a picture of my driver’s license favorited so I can find my license number easily without having to get up and find my wallet when some random form wants it.

Never mind that I still remember my Windows 95 license key but can’t remember my own driver’s license number.

I’ve been using Linux for like 18 years and I still hop. I got a better idea of what I like to use for different situations though…but there are so many great builds/derivatives now. I’m pretty well settled into Bazzite and Nobara, or regular Fedora and Fedora Blue, depending on specific needs now though.

Yeah but your Rule 34 insurance premiums are less if you have a license.

The idea is to have four stacks of cards at the top. One for each suit, ace thru king. Once you get that you win.

You can move cards around the bottom by stacking them in descending order (King thru 2), in alternating colors (red, black).

You can move multiple cards to a new stack if it’s suitable.

You can turn the upside down cards on the bottom once there are no face-up cards covering them.

When the bottom stacks are empty, you can start a new stack in that spot, but only with a King.

The draw pile at the top is where the different sets of rules come into play…some people draw 1 at a time, some draw three at a time. Some people also play with a limit of how many times you can loop through the draw pile.

There’s also a scoring system but that’s unimportant for most people unless they really care. After all, solitaire is a one player game.

I know, I know. I’m just busting your Bibles.

Sacrilege. Op, if you want Bibles in the pour, you can certainly do that. I’d recommend Leviticus.

Part of me really thinks that our entry into Vietnam was partly because there wasn’t enough jobs for all the baby boomers that were coming of age, and they needed to cull the numbers a bit.

Its common, it’s called the refractory period. Younger men can sometimes go a couple minutes after a “reboot” but as you get older it takes longer and longer.

ETA: maybe I should read past the topic…

Ah if you want to use it on their website or in a browser you’ll probably also need a mini card driver like OpenSC.

And if you’re using firefox, you might have to go into settings to add a pkcs provider and tell it where opensc-pkcs11.so is.

There’s lots of generic info out there on smartcards in Linux if you were so inclined to “figure it out”…but I don’t blame them for not “supporting” Linux…that’s kind of a minefield.

Still, that’s the fun of Linux…realizing that “not supported” doesn’t mean it won’t work…just that they won’t help you.

Not knowing much about Serbian smartcards, but I had done quite a bit with smartcards in Linux before.

Have you seen this project? https://github.com/ubavic/bas-celik … looks to be cross-platform and do what you’re saying. Though you’d probably need pcscd, pcsc-tools, and possibly other similar packages, depending distro.

It’s wt.exe. You should just be able to run wt.

I’m doing my part.

I set up bazzite in a VM and passed my GPU thru it.

Now I’ve got a nuc clone in my office with bazzite on it as well and it’s just a moonlight client. But it’s silent. Or damn close. The GPU is two floors away, I hear nothing!

That was two separate downloads, too…Nvidia-gnone and gnome-standard.

I was on Nobara a couple months ago and liked it…but a colleague piqued my interest on immutable distros and now here I am.