In other news, I actually ended up on openSUSE Leap 16.0 after it released. Originally, I upgraded from Leap 15.6 to 16.0, but I opted to do it fresh, take my time, log all my changes, and ended up with KDE Plasma 6 for my DE. Of all the DE’s, KDE has the most features I want, with the fewer annoyances I don’t.
SPOILERS!!
I sent the message with the link to redeem. Let me know if you ran into any snags with the redemption process!
Sent! Please let me know if you ran into any snags with the redemption process!
I sent the message with the link to redeem. Let me know if you ran into any snags with the redemption process!
Fresh out friend, but the week trial is new so anyone with Nebula should have codes if they haven’t already given them out, themselves!
You got the last of the three once I’m back from lunch.
You got a code URL coming when I return from my lunch!
When I get back from lunch I’ll send the code URL.
I have three guest passes I could send out if anyone would like to try out Nebula for a week. I’ll send you the redemption code via private message. Just reply to this thread or send me a message on Lemmy!
What I get from simulation video games is that if I didn’t have to worry about working to live and the daily grind of life, I’d work to get real-world experience doing stuff I may like.
Same thing as before, except now with robots! The wealthy don’t want us poors to live. Soon as they can unlock eternal life and peopleless labor, we all die. Ever question why our healthcare is always reactionary while theirs is all preventative?
Another reason to call me handsome!
Unbelievable, racism even exists in networking!
This kind of shit will only increase as more of these companies believe they can vibe-code their way out of paying software devs what they are worth.
Pretty sure they were referencing Pete Hegseth’s rant about fat military brass right before fat AF tRump took the stage to make a rally speech to that same group.
Thankful that this was one Palestinian who Israel did not murder. How many others, you think, haven’t been as lucky?
The post was about mod abuse, I think, and I mentioned my process for tagging annoying users and adding arbitrary downvotes to them in the Voyager app! You wanted the same tag, but I didn’t want it to get confused with the same tag for frustrating users, so I colored it green instead of red!
I really like your style. I’m glad you kept the pencil lines in. They add a subtle, yet contrast and striking focus to someone who seems beat down by time; a feeling I think we can all relate to!
I plan on making a post of my own personal experiences in the coming weeks. However, I will issue caution to others who may believe themselves to be higher on the tech savvy ladder: forget most of what you do with Windows and accept that Linux, no matter the distro or DE, is not going to be 100% like your previous Windows experiences. Tech peeps typically have a high level of OS/system customization. These don’t usually translate well to a non-Windows OS. On other “managed” operating systems, you might try things, but not be able to really do damage. If you try to force it with Linux, you will fuck yourself.
I’m really concerned about my MiL and wife as they both have machines with NVidia cards. My wife and her mother play Sims 3, as well. Her mom’s game, specifically, is extremely mod-heavy and she is religious about updating her mods when patches drop (she’s retired so has a shit ton of time to do that monthly, I guess). I’ve talked to her about getting off Windows, but I’m nervous to get her on any version of Linux because 1) I don’t play Sims 3 nor do mods for it, 2) I’m a tech-baby with Linux troubleshooting, unlike Windows, and 3) I’m just a registry editor 💔, so I’m concerned I won’t be able to support her potential sticking points with it and Sims 3 and it’ll further entrench her against Windows and change, in general.
Good luck on your journey, regardless. The people in this community are pretty great (including the Arch and Vi users, I guess)! Totally wasn’t held at gun point while saying that last bit. Nope, not at all!