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Could be a (too) old version if you're still on the Ubuntu 22.04 base

I think gamescope needs a Wayland session, as it renders games in their own Xwayland "screen". Mint does not use the Wayland session by default, but the old X11 one. I think Mint added an "experimental" Wayland session recently, so you could try to enable that.

MAN-Portable Air Defense (System). Basically a tube with optics that you can use to fire an anti-air missile from your shoulder. Stinger and Strela are some examples

Sure, some probably do. And you can be sceptical and discuss why that's a dangerous and undemocratic direction. Effective Altruism is a question, not an answer. In thr community, asking for and being open to critical feedback is encouraged as the main tenet of good culture.

But if you look at the amounts, most EAs donate most to helping the poorest people alive today. Because it is so obviously good, and proven to work with high certainty.

If you are interested in learning more about Effective Altruism, check out https://www.effectivealtruism.org/articles/introduction-to-effective-altruism

Source for distribution of donations: https://80000hours.org/2021/08/effective-altruism-allocation-resources-cause-areas/

Buy a second hand joystick for 30 bucks. Download DCS World (free), in the meantime book the week off and start binging Chucks Guide, then trial a full fidelity jet (2 weeks free trial). We have F-14A and B, F-15E, F-16C, F/A-18C, Harrier II, Mirage 2000C, Mirage F1, F-5E, MiG-21, MiG-19, MiG-15, F-86 and the JF-17. Proceed to dive into the rabbit hole, it should go effortlessly from there on.

You will not only understand, you will hear memes about Sidewinders. rrrrG iiiiiiiiP

I am like you but a year behind. I hope to get there too at some point. Switched to Linux for the majority of my pc use and a lot of games. But my VR flight sim and the occasional racing is holding me back. I have an HP Reverb G2 (Windows Mixed Reality) headset which doesn't work very well on Linux (yet?) and an Nvidia RTX 3080.

There doesn't seem to be an ideal Linux VR setup yet, now that SteamVR still does not work with Wayland. Hoping they'll fix it and then I can sidegrade to a Valve Index and an RX 6900 XT and be set. I don't like the complexity and latency of wireless streaming.

Thanks for the correction!

You win

It has a negative magnification: it's a fisheye lens.

This works marvelously with the mechanics of the "spell".

The "Shield" spell blocks weapon attacks AND Magic Missile. Maybe that's because the missile is not that magical in actuality.

The only thing that is magical about it, is that it always hits. But IDK, if you use a modern anti-tank or anti-air missile against a fantasy monster, they'd need to have some very specific countermeasures to make it miss. So basically, the non-magic missile always hits.

Oh and it does "force damage", meaning nothing is immune to it. I don't know how much depleted uranium is needed to bypass immunities, but I'm sure that can be arranged.

Nice clean dark theme! Love the thin top bar.

Lovely!

Nice clean dark theme!

Nice clean dark theme!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rice_burner

I don't think there's a strong consensus in this community yet, but I would also strongly prefer "customize", "style" or any other word due to the racist origins of the use of "ricing" in the meaning "to customize".

My guess would be 3rd line from the bottom: a systemd service named gnome-terminal-server is being started. Why is it being started? Maybe it crashed and is set to always restart? Not sure.

Thanks for preparing your comment for my dependency injection! I agree that refactorability of comments is preferable over prematurely optimizing for performance.

Careful, Pascal doesn't like it when you call him a camel

That's an honest criticism that does not intend to devalue frontend. But there's an overlap where "over-complicate" may imply that frontend (tools) should be uncomplicated.

Having only done a few frontend projects in recent years, I see obvious value to new, more powerful CSS selectors and even things like Tailwind. I can't read Tailwind yet, but making intuitive user interfaces that work well on all kinds of devices for all kinds of people (screen readers?) is difficult and should not be expected to be simple, IMO. But this is a matter of opinion.

The ones most qualified to deal with that issue are, obviously, experienced frontend devs and they build these things.