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  • Use pika backup instead of timeshift. Pika is an actual backup tool that puts your files on any drive you tell it to use (including remote). Timeshift is a snapshots tool, it reverts things to a previous state, it doesn't backup actual files and folders.

  • Ah, I see. I got those at work, too. We have a whole team at work that is working on training a local llm on our whole company's database for that purpose specifically, and I'm so excited for that. Looking up documentations sometimes could you take hours. Imagine an llm looking it up.

  • Sorry you had to go through that. Unpopular take to so many: AI is really good at detecting bugs if you don't feel like hunting for an obscure bug all day. Just tell it to not change a thing and only find the bug.

  • Have you tried changing whatever compatibility layer you're using? Sometimes, I have some visual glitches and changing from, for example, GE-proton to proton experimental fixes it. Install an app called "protonplus" and find more compatibility layers from different folks.

  • Oh, many people gave me shit for using caps lock, and the delay is a very well known issue on Linux in general. There are even a couple of fixes for it by some folks. Like this one. And even the archwiki has a workaround for it. It's a major pain for me. lol

  • I don't want copy paste buttons support, I want the caps lock delay to be fixed. Yes, I use the caps lock not shift, as my brain can't get used to using shift for caps. I'm so tired of typing like THis all the time. 😂 (I'm using a hack currently that helps, but it would be nice if it gets fixed on Linux in general).

  • Gardiner's thumbnails always look like those duck-face high school chicks from the 2000's. He just needs to stick his tongue out in some of them and throw the peace sign next to his cheek.