You can, but you have to de-upvote it once.

Thanks. I hate it.

I like the cut of your jib.

I hope he has to sip soup through a straw for months.

Short answer: yes.

Long answer: yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesssssssssssssss.

No. Definitely not. But maybe. But most certainly probably no.

I think you mean sheeps.

Who said it was on a schedule?

And just like that, any further plans for another Diablo game are now gone as Microsoft will find a way around this.

In most cases it isn’t apparent and doesn’t matter. But there are some that are* noticeable and do matter. Having traveled to most states via car, it’s been interesting to see the ones that stood out.

Shades. You installed some shades.

Show me what you got!

Whoosh

Whoosh

So you’re saying autocorrect is the…scapegoat? 👉😎👉

Scapegoats.

The correct glue in the correct amount with the correct pattern against the correct surface will be perfectly fine. That said, they should be bending the edges of the panels around to hold things in place. But I’m sure they’re not.

Fabulous

Literally spent the second half of my holiday vacation moving from dual boot Mint+Win11 to EndeavourOS. The last few days has been fun getting the latest Plasma to be themed out how I want it.

To ease my move, I repartitioned my secondary NTFS days drive to free up space for an EXT4 partition and moved my /home to it. Once that was done, bye bye to the other 2 OS installs and hello to a nice clean install of eos.

It’s worked very well so far. As a long ago Arch user who battled the AUR back in the day, I was hoping for the experience to be better now. And to my joy, it is. (It’s been probably at least a decade since I last used Arch.)

Since almost all of my Windows needs are now covered natively and the few that aren’t are something I’ve gotten working via WinApps for a (mostly) seamless experience, in pretty comfortable with where I’m at now.

I’ve even got my 2024 Kraken Elite working via NZXT CAM so I have full control over the cooler until that is eventually supported elsewhere. (Including control of the screen.)

You never know what it will actually be. In fact, it’s likely that it’ll be too late before people realize it.