

Classic Lemmy moment. There’s no need to take fiction seriously as if carries onto real life. Let people enjoy things.
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Classic Lemmy moment. There’s no need to take fiction seriously as if carries onto real life. Let people enjoy things.
Yup. Rule 1, rule 3, troll, etc. I get that people would rather just write the rule or a simple explanation, but even some of the developers/mods use it to hide behind. Sometimes it seems like they stretch the rule as far as it’ll go to fit the need.
The bar is on the floor if you earnestly want to make that comparison. I don’t see empathetic Republicans anywhere. The closest have been here on Lemmy and even then y’all are sussy.
Probably because they want to target software that cracks theirs to avoid ads, like ReVanced.
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It helps me get there more often than not, anywhere from programming I’m unfamiliar with to brainstorming in graphic design. I see a lot of anti-AI folks diss it without considering how it’s actually used. It’s a tool like any other, and you get what you make of it.
It wasn’t hardware-related, but rather software-related, which is puzzling. The installer kept crashing for various reasons, and I ended up trying to install it multiple times over a couple of weekends. Once I did, I found out I can’t work on my plugins with Figma desktop because the port is fucky with the fonts, and I can’t put my laptop to sleep without breaking my wifi until I restart. That’s been a showstopper for now until I finish these projects. It’s taking too much time trying to get things to work.
Sweet, I’ll have a look! Mint isn’t doing it for me.
The Mint installer crashed multiple times and for multiple reasons when installing.
One time was for selecting the video codecs along with some other settings I can’t remember.
Then it also crashed because I backed out of the installation once for being unsure what to do, so the window crashed on me, and I ended up having to rename files on my thumb drive to get it to work again (???).
I also had to go digging to find that Safe Boot needs to be disabled, because it’s common knowledge to everyone except newcomers. It would’ve been nice if the installer had mentioned it at some point.
All in all, it was a total of like 4-5 failed attempts on my laptop. Not to mention the times I couldn’t get it to install on my tower for other reasons.
And on top of that, my wifi keeps disconnecting every time the computer wakes up, and I need to do a full restart or I can’t use the internet.
I also can’t get the Figma desktop version to work right because it doesn’t load the fonts correctly, and it needs a hacky workaround that I don’t have the time and patience for right now. I can’t imagine what else I need to fiddle with just to get on par with my Windows setup, so Linux has been set aside for now.
It’s not exactly our choice. I got 7 for a huge discount back in school and I’ve been upgrading it for free. That’s around the time when I switched to Linux the first time and realized it wasn’t for me. I tried again a couple of months ago and it’s been a bit of a headache trying to get things to work. Installing this is way easier in comparison.
Sorry, I should’ve included 11 in the title! The minimum requirement is 10. :)
That’s easy to say, but not everyone has the luxury of switching to Linux and investing the time in troubleshooting it. I can’t even develop my plugins properly on Linux as it is, and I’ve already spent too much time trying.
Funny thing is, I have and it was a terrible experience getting the thing to work, but I’m slowly getting over the other side hopefully with a decent distro.
Doesn’t Astro have this, and it’s just as easy, if not easier? And it’s not NextJS…
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Oh, well fuck my drag, right?
Yup, every time my niece and nephew come over I show them how awesome my desktop is! They also use my laptop but I want them to know what a proper PC can do.
Next up is showing them that the files they download don’t just magically disappear into the ether on their device.
Damn, following the footsteps of the great Terraria devs. o7
They also gave us anime. I wonder what effect that has had on the world. Nyaaa~!